Chief Kelvin Jombo: A Progressive Leader Embracing Change for a Better Abia State as he Joins APC

ONN Abiriba 10.01.2025

In a significant political move that has captured widespread attention, Chief Kelvin Jombo, a dynamic and visionary leader, has made a decisive shift from the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC). This move is not merely a change of party affiliation but a bold testament to Chief Jombo’s unwavering commitment to progress and development for all. His decision reflects his deep belief in the transformative agenda of the APC and the exemplary leadership of its stalwarts in Abia State.

A Young Leader with a Vision for Progress

Chief Kelvin Jombo, widely recognized for his youthful energy and progressive ideals, has consistently demonstrated a passion for the betterment of his community. His decision to join the APC is rooted in a desire to align with a party that embodies his vision for sustainable development and inclusive governance. Known for his grassroots engagement and dedication to the welfare of the people, Chief Jombo’s move is set to inject fresh vigor into the political landscape of Abia State.

Inspired by Exemplary Leadership

Chief Jombo’s transition to the APC is largely influenced by the commendable work of key stakeholders in Abia State, whose dedication to service and good governance has resonated with him. The likes of Deputy Speaker Ben Kalu, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, Hon. Nkeiruka Onyejiocha, and former Federal Minister Dr. Uche Ogah have been instrumental in promoting the APC’s developmental agenda. Their relentless efforts in fostering growth and prosperity in Abia State have been a source of inspiration for many, including Chief Jombo.

Deputy Speaker Ben Kalu’s legislative acumen and commitment to the people’s welfare have set a new benchmark for representation. Senator Orji Uzor Kalu’s visionary leadership and infrastructural development initiatives have significantly transformed the socio-economic landscape of the state. Hon. Nkeiruka Onyejiocha’s advocacy for women and youth empowerment, coupled with Dr. Uche Ogah’s entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to economic revitalization, have collectively underscored the APC’s promise of progress and renewal.

Embracing the Renewed Hope Agenda

Chief Kelvin Jombo’s move to the APC is also a reflection of his belief in the revolutionary Renewed Hope Agenda championed by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. This agenda aims to rejuvenate Nigeria’s socio-economic fabric through comprehensive reforms, infrastructure development, and inclusive governance. Chief Jombo’s alignment with this vision signifies his readiness to contribute to the national development goals and bring the dividends of democracy closer to the people of Abia State.

A Call to Collective Progress

Chief Jombo’s entry into the APC marks a significant moment in Abia State’s political narrative. His decision underscores the growing recognition of the APC’s efforts in driving positive change and fostering a culture of accountability and service. As a young progressive leader, Chief Jombo is poised to play a pivotal role in the party’s mission to build a prosperous and inclusive society.

His commitment to progress for all is a clarion call to fellow young leaders and citizens to join hands in the collective pursuit of a brighter future. With Chief Kelvin Jombo’s energetic participation, the APC in Abia State is set to witness a new era of dynamism and transformative leadership.

Conclusion

Chief Kelvin Jombo’s switch to the APC is a resounding endorsement of the party’s developmental agenda and the exemplary leadership of its key figures in Abia State. His decision to embrace the Renewed Hope Agenda and contribute to the state’s progress is a testament to his dedication to the welfare of the people. As he embarks on this new political journey, Chief Jombo’s progressive vision and commitment to inclusive development promise to herald a new chapter of prosperity and growth for Abia State.

Onyeani Kalu writes from the heart of Abiriba ENACHIOKEN in Ohafia LGA of Abia North Abia State Nigeria