By Comr. Okhiria Kerry
True progress in Ika Federal Constituency is built on the foundation of equity, balance, and mutual respect. For decades, the people of Abavo have been a pillar of political stability, electoral strength, and economic contribution within Ika Nation. As we look toward 2027, the conversation must go beyond personalities and politics; it must focus on honoring the unspoken social contract that sustains unity and fairness among our people.
In a diverse constituency like Ika, leadership should never be a monopoly of any one bloc or zone. Abavo has remained a consistent, loyal, and patient partner in the collective Ika project. For the sake of justice, peace, and inclusivity, it is time to move beyond the status quo. When every component of Ika feels it has a genuine pathway to representation, our shared identity and trust are strengthened. Rotating the House of Representatives slot to Abavo will send a powerful message that every voice in Ika truly matters.
Abavo is not asking for sympathy; it is offering proven capacity. The community is blessed with accomplished professionals, seasoned administrators, policy-minded leaders, and committed grassroots mobilizers who are ready to deliver effective representation from day one. An Abavo representative will bring a fresh perspective to federal advocacy, unlock new opportunities for development, and ensure that no community within Ika is left behind. Historically, Abavo has supported leadership from other zones in the spirit of unity; it is only fair that this bridge-building spirit is now reciprocated.
Political frustration thrives where exclusion persists. By rallying behind an Abavo candidate in 2027, Ika will demonstrate maturity, fairness, and a commitment to inclusive governance. Nothing builds lasting trust faster than visible fairness. Granting Abavo its rightful turn will not weaken Ika — it will strengthen the political harmony of our constituency for generations to come.
2027 represents a defining crossroads for Ndi Ika. We can either continue with business as usual, or we can embrace a higher standard built on Equity, Excellence, and Evolution.
The time has come to let Abavo take its rightful place in the Green Chambers — not as a favor, but as a fulfillment of justice, fairness, and collective progress.
