Her pledge followed a productive meeting with the Ebira community in Maryland, USA, organized by the Ebira First Forum and facilitated by Mr. Bashir Enesi Abubakar.
In a statement from her Media Office in Abuja, Akpoti-Uduaghan emphasized the importance of such gatherings for fostering dialogue about the future of Ebiraland, Kogi State, and Nigeria as a whole.
“While in America, I had a wonderful evening with the Ebira community at the Ebira First Forum, coordinated by my dear big brother, Mr. Bashir Enesi Abubakar,” she remarked.
The senator highlighted the presence of Engr. Charles Jagun from Akoko Edo, who attended the event and expressed gratitude for the streetlight projects initiated through her office.
Participants engaged in a rich exchange of ideas and aspirations for their communities, united by a shared vision for better leadership and a prosperous Nigeria.
“Effective representation goes beyond legislation; it involves ongoing engagement with constituents and addressing community needs practically,” she stated.
Akpoti-Uduaghan expressed enthusiasm for the discussions and reaffirmed her commitment to transforming the collective ideas into actionable projects.
“It was an enriching evening, and I look forward to more conversations as I aim to leverage my Senate office to implement the ideas we shared,” she added.
The senator also extended her gratitude to the members of the Ebira community and other attendees, as well as her husband, High Chief Emmanuel Uduaghan, for his unwavering support.
As she embarks on this mission, she hopes to create meaningful change for Ebiraland and beyond.
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