Politics
Nwoko mobilizes grassroots support for creation of Anioma State
Senator (Dr.) Prince Ned Nwoko has continued to mobilize support for the creation of Anioma State to reinforce his motion in the Senate.
The Senator, representing Delta North in the National Assembly, took his mobilization to the grassroots in the Senatorial District to galvanize Anioma stakeholders for mass support.

Senator Ned Nwoko presenting Anioma State document
The Senator, accordingly, convened Anioma Stakeholders Summit for “Renewed Quest for The Creation of Anioma State, Provinding Profound Insights On The Political and Economic Potentials of Anioma State.”
The Summit held in Asaba, Delta State.
Nwoko after a stakeholders summit, highlighted @Prince_NedNwoko “The call for Anioma State has always been loud and positive.
“It’s no longer a question of whether our people want it—it’s clear, as evidenced once again in yesterday’s crucial stakeholders’ summit.
“Stakeholders from across the Anioma nation, including traditional rulers, community leaders, women, and youths, came together, united by a shared vision and driven by one purpose: to give their supportive voice votes yet again for this decades-long struggle.
“The dream is within reach, and with collective effort, we will make it a reality.
“Thank you to all who continue to support this cause.”
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