The political battle for Ohafia South State Constituency in 2027 is beginning to take shape, and one message is becoming central to the campaign around Chidi Igwe Ukah: It’s Youth O’Clock.
For years, young people have played major roles in elections — from grassroots mobilisation to voting — but the question now is whether they are ready to take a bigger seat at the table of representation.
Chidi Igwe Ukah’s candidacy is built around that question.
The campaign is calling on the people of Ohafia South to consider a representative who belongs to a generation facing the realities of today: unemployment, education, infrastructure, economic pressure and the struggle to build a future at home.
But youth representation cannot stop at age.
It must mean work, accessibility, accountability and the ability to speak firmly for the constituency.
That is the responsibility Chidi Igwe Ukah is seeking in 2027.
The State Assembly seat is not a personal trophy. It is a mandate belonging to the people of Ohafia South.
Whoever receives that mandate must be prepared to carry the constituency’s concerns to Umuahia and return to the people with answers.
That is why the campaign is asking voters to make 2027 different.
Not simply because the candidate is young, but because the constituency deserves representation that is present, accessible and accountable to its people.
The message from the Chidi Igwe Ukah campaign is already clear:
Ohafia South, it’s your time.
It’s Youth O’Clock.
Chidi Igwe Ukah — 2027.