Member representing Arochukwu/Ohafia Federal Constituency, Chief Ibe Okwara Osonwa, has expressed great concern over the recent vandalism of the B—phase spans near the Mortuary at Amaekpu 132 Power House in Ohafia Local Government Area.
The lawmaker condemned the act of sabotage, emphasising the need for unity against elements threatening the community’s progress and development.
“The vandalism of our power line is a clear indication that we are facing adversaries who seek to disrupt our power supply and overall advancement,” Hon. Osonwa stated in a post on his verified Facebook page on Thursday afternoon.
“It is imperative that we come together to identify and report those responsible for these acts.”
The lawmaker urged residents of Ohafia LGA to take a stand against vandalism and work collaboratively to protect their resources, ensuring a safer and more sustainable environment for everyone.
Read statement below:
“During a recent power testing initiative in Ohafia, the EEDC team encountered a persistent issue with the power line, which was constantly tripping. Upon conducting a thorough inspection and patrol of the surrounding area, we discovered that the Ohafia line has been vandalized, specifically at the B-phase spans near the Mortuary at Amaekpu 132 Power House. This unfortunate act of sabotage clearly indicates that we are facing adversaries who threaten the progress and development of our community.
“It is imperative that we unite against these elements who seek to disrupt our power supply and overall advancement. Failure to address this vandalism will hinder our efforts to resolve the issues plaguing the Ohafia area and will ultimately affect us all equally. We must all take a stand against these acts and work collaboratively to identify and report those responsible.
“It is time for the residents of Ohafia LGA to come together and protect our resources. Together, we can create a safer, more sustainable environment for everyone.
“Kaa
“Ibe Okwara Osonwa (Oke Abba Ohafia)
MHR Arochukwu/Ohafia Federal Constituency.”
