In a significant show of grassroots political strength, a high-powered delegation of All Progressives Congress (APC) women leaders from Osisioma- Ngwa Local Government Area converged at Ntalakwu - Oboro, the country home of APC's Candidate for Abia Central Senatorial district, Rt. Hon. Emeka Atuma  Monday to reaffirm their support for his senatorial bid.

The delegation, led by the APC Osisioma-Ngwa LGA Women Leader, Mrs. Mary Chimezie, and the Abia Central Zonal Women Leader, Mrs. Clara Nwaobilor, brought together ward-level leaders and active members of the Grace Movement, Osisioma-Ngwa Chapter.

The visit served as a strategic platform for the party’s female mobilizers to solidify their commitment to Rt. Hon. Atuma’s vision for the Abia Central Senatorial District. Addressing the candidate, the women leaders praised his track record of dedication, noting that his leadership style aligns with the developmental aspirations of the district.

"We are here to reaffirm our unwavering support and commitment to your vision," stated Mrs. Chimezie on behalf of the delegation. "The women of Osisioma are fully behind your candidacy because we have absolute confidence in your capacity to provide the purposeful and responsive representation that our people deserve."

The gathering underscored the growing momentum behind Rt. Hon. Atuma’s campaign, highlighting the critical role that grassroots women's movements continue to play in shaping the political landscape of Abia State. By mobilizing voters from the ward level up to the LGA, these leaders are positioning themselves as the backbone of the campaign’s ground game.

This display of unity is widely viewed as a pivotal signal  the electorate, suggesting that the campaign is successfully building a robust, multi-layered coalition. As the senatorial race intensifies, the alignment between the Grace Movement’s organizational capacity and the APC’s existing structure provides the campaign with a distinct advantage in door-to-door outreach and voter engagement. The delegation expressed firm optimism that, with such a synchronized and energized front, the collective vision for a more prosperous, transformed Abia Central is not only achievable but well within reach as election day approaches