HON. PHILIP AGBESE, OKANGA 1 OF AGILA, DISPLAYS UNMATCHED KINDNESS AS HE PROVIDES A MOTORCYCLE AND TRACTOR TO SUPPORT HIS PEOPLE

Hon. Philip Agbese, also known as the Okanga 1 of Agila and the esteemed member representing Ado/Okpokwu/Ogbadibo Federal Constituency, has once again left his mark in the hearts of his people with what has been called an extraordinary display of kindness, leadership, and community spirit.
In an audacious gesture to promote agricultural growth in the community, Hon. Agbese today gave the Apa-Agila Youth Leader and the APC Ward Chairman, Hon. Ogezi Ikwebe, a brand-new RIMA tractor via Club 01 President Mr. Onmeje Okibe. For rural farmers who have long faced difficulties with mechanization, the gesture—which was part of his continuous attempts to encourage self-reliance and food productivity—has been welcomed as a turning point.

Hon. Agbese stressed at the tractor presentation that agriculture continues to be the main driver of the local economy and that providing youth and community leaders with the necessary resources is essential to ensure sustainable growth. He claims that the tractor represents an investment in Apa-Agila’s future as well as a chance for young people to embrace farming as a sustainable source of income.
The Okanga 1 also showed love to the family of the late Mr. Emmanuel Orinya, popularly known as Mata7, who was one of his devoted followers before to his passing, in a different gesture of uncommon kindness. The deceased’s family received a brand-new motorcycle from Hon. Agbese, who described it as a mark of gratitude and memory for the loyalty and sacrifices Mr. Orinya made during his lifetime.
Many persons in attendance were impressed by the moving presentation and said that Hon. Agbese’s humility, empathy, and strong sense of duty to his people were reflected in the gesture.
The Okanga 1 of Agila has undoubtedly demonstrated once more that being a leader involves more than just holding public office; it also entails changing people’s lives, mending hearts, and strengthening communities for long-term advancement.
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Elder Otseme Vincent, also known as Ofu Ai’Unazi, Apa-Agila, wrote the motion.