The time has come to ask a critical question: Who is feeding Mr. Emmanuel Osazuwa a false sense of political security?
Osazuwa, a native of the Oza-Nogogo community in Agbor, has recently found himself at the center of political speculation.
This inquiry has become imperative following reports that certain leaders in Ika North East have endorsed him to represent the Ika Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives come 2027.
However, facts available to this platform suggest a significant tactical oversight.
While party leaders in Ika North East may have signaled their support, a major internal hurdle remains: Emmanuel Osazuwa hails from Oza-Nogogo—the same community as the current Ika South APC Chairman.
Local residents and political observers have noted that it is strategically and traditionally improbable for both a House of Representatives member and the party chairman to emerge from the same small community.
Furthermore, concerns are mounting regarding Osazuwa’s track record. Having reportedly resigned from his position as Special Adviser on Tourism to the Delta State Governor, critics argue that he has yet to demonstrate the legislative capacity or impact required for a seat in the Green Chamber.
Many are now questioning whether his current trajectory is a genuine bid for service or a political misadventure fueled by poor advice.
