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Dennis Idahosa Miles Ahead As Ovia Indigenes In Rome Endorse Lawmaker For 2nd Term(Video)
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Yesterday a group under the auspices of All Ovia Indigene in Rome Italy endorsed the lawmaker representing Ovia Federal constituency in the National Assembly, Hon Dennis Idahosa for a second term.
According to the group, its decision is based on the fact that the lawmaker has turned Ovia federal constituency into a construction site for projects, and as they say, one good turn deserves another, thus their support at this critical time.
As the days count down to the general election, the gap between Dennis Idahosa and his political opponents grows by the second, and this cannot be separated from the fact that Dennis Idahosa has outperformed every elected official from Ovia in terms of performance and quality of service to the people.
There isn’t a day that goes by that a group doesn’t show up to support the lawmaker who has demonstrated great service and maintained open lines of communication with his constituents.
With his projects that are focused on helping people, Dennis Idahosa has won the hearts of the general public.
Online polls and a physical headcount show that Dennis Idahosa is miles ahead of his rivals for the House of Representatives seat for Ovia Federal Constituency. Take a look at the video of the endorsement below.
Source iReporteronline.
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