By Patrick Ochei
There is a growing wave of appeals across Aniocha North Constituency II calling on Dr. Awunor Alexander Chidubem to vie for a seat in the Delta State House of Assembly in the lead-up to the 2027 general elections.
Stakeholders from Idumuogo and other communities within the constituency have, in recent weeks, intensified efforts to persuade Dr. Awunor to step into the race.
They cite the urgent need for responsive, people-focused representation that prioritizes development and effective service delivery.
Widely regarded for his humanitarian efforts, Dr. Awunor has earned a strong reputation for grassroots engagement and community-driven initiatives.
His interventions in healthcare and social support have attracted recognition through multiple awards and commendations at both local and international levels.
Political observers point to his consistent commitment to uplifting vulnerable populations, alongside a leadership style rooted in integrity, empathy, and accountability, as qualities that distinguish him within the constituency.
Supporters argue that these attributes make him well-suited to provide impactful representation and facilitate meaningful development in Aniocha North Constituency II.
They have consequently urged political actors, youth groups, and other critical stakeholders to rally behind his potential candidacy, stressing the importance of competence and service-oriented leadership as the 2027 elections approach.
Dr. Awunor, a medical consultant at the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) Asaba, also serves as President of the Anioma Medical Professionals Forum.
He is widely recognized for his sustained humanitarian outreach in healthcare across Anioma communities and beyond.
