A frontline aspirant for the Igboetiti/Uzo-Uwani Federal Constituency seat in the 2027 general elections, Sir Engr Ucheonwu Prince-Henry Hart, has described the endorsement of Governor Peter Mbah and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu by the people of Enugu North Senatorial District as a bold vote of confidence in purposeful leadership and effective governance.
Speaking with newsmen shortly after a mega rally held in Nsukka at the weekend, Hart said the massive turnout and the donation of ₦102 million to support Governor Mbah’s re-election bid clearly demonstrated the people’s satisfaction with the performance of both leaders.
According to him, “What we witnessed in Nsukka was not just a political gathering, but a spontaneous expression of the people’s will. The endorsement of Governor Mbah and President Tinubu is rooted in visible results and a shared commitment to development.”
Hart noted that the financial support extended to the governor was symbolic of the people’s trust and readiness to sustain the current pace of development in the state.
“The ₦102 million donation is not just about money; it is a statement of support, unity and collective resolve to move Enugu State forward. It shows that the people are willing to invest in leadership that works,” he said.
He commended Governor Mbah for what he described as transformational strides in infrastructure, education and healthcare, adding that such achievements have earned him widespread acceptance across the state.
“From road infrastructure to smart schools and healthcare delivery, the governor has shown capacity and vision. These are the reasons the people are rallying behind him for a second term,” Hart added.
On the endorsement of President Tinubu, the aspirant stressed the importance of continuity at the federal level, noting that ongoing reforms require time to yield full benefits.
“As a nation, we must stay the course. The President’s policies are geared towards long-term stability and economic growth, and this endorsement reflects the understanding of our people,” he said.
