Constitution Review: Enone Servant Names Local Constituency Committees to Articulate Constituency’s Position at Public Hearing

Chief (Dr) Philip Agbese, Member representing Ado/Okpokwu/Ogbadibo Federal Constituency and Deputy Spokesman of the House of Representatives has named a Local Constituency subcommittees to represent the constituency’s interests at the North Central Zone Public Hearing for the review of the 1999 Constitution scheduled for Saturday, July 12, 2025, in Lafia, Nasarawa State.

Prominent sons and daughters of the constituency have also been invited to participate in this historical process, ensuring a broad and inclusive representation of the constituency’s aspirations.

Members of the committees, as announced on Friday are as follows:

ADO Subcommittee
1. Barr Alex Oketta – Chairman
2. Hon Tony Ogbu – Secretary
3. Barr Armstrong Odeh – member
4. Lady Kate Ijogi – member
5. Barr Ogezi Michael Otokpa – member

Okpokwu Subcommittee
1. Barr Francis Ali Adah – Chairman
2. Comrade Omaga Daniel- Secretary
3. Prof Christy Ekoja- Member
4. Hon Emmanuel Pronto Ameh – member
5. Hon. Robert Obetta – member

Ogbadibo Subcommittee
1. Barr. John Ali – Chairman
2. Mrs Regina Ochube – Secretary
3. Hon Thomas Hitman Oduh – Member
4. Chief Matthew Ukpoju – Member
5. Engineer Julius Inedu – Member

Hon Dan Atayi will serve as Media Assistant to all the Subcommittees.

Agbese noted that the committee is a cornerstone of his commitment to ensuring that the voices of Enone resonate in the constitutional review process.

“The committee, combined with the involvement of our prominent sons and daughters, will ensure our constituency’s aspirations are powerfully represented in Lafia.”

Hon. Agbese highlighted the committee’s inclusive approach, stating: “We have opened the door to our distinguished leaders and stakeholders across Ado/Okpokwu/Ogbadibo to join this historic effort.

“Their expertise and passion will enrich our submissions, ensuring that our collective vision for a better Nigeria is captured in the constitutional framework.

“This committee builds on our proven track record of unity and collaboration across boards, which we have demonstrated time and again..”

He called for collective action, adding, “I urge every constituent to support this committee and our invited stakeholders as they prepare to represent us in Lafia.

“This is our moment to shape a constitution that reflects our values and secures a prosperous future for our people. Together, we will make history once more.”

He urged his constituents to reach out to members of the committee from their local government and bring forward suggestions that can improve the national working document.

Signed,
Hon. Ochonu, William Okefie,
Chief of Staff to the Honourable Member.