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Why Senator Hope Uzodinma is God sent for Imo people - Cosmos Iwu

- The Uzodinma campaign team says its candidate is on a divine mission to bring smiles to the people of Imo state

- Cosmos Iwu, the director general to the Uzodinma campaign, says the APC governorship candidate is on a rescue mission in Imo state

The campaign team of the Imo state governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has said its candidate, Senator Hope Uzodinma, is being used by God to liberate Imo people from bondage.

Cosmos Iwu, the director general to the Uzodinma campaign, made the statement at the campaign secretariat along Okigwe road in Owerri, on Thursday, January 17, when the Imo Grassroots Endorsement Movement (IGEM) visited the campaign office, Vanguard reports.

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Iwu described Uzodimma as a brand name being used by God to put smiles in the faces of Imo people. He said the APC governorship candidate was on a rescue mission in Imo state.

"I want to tell you that you are at the right place. Uzodimma is a brand name. The journey so far, that led us to stay where we are now is not a small one. “If God says you will be you will be," the director said.

"God is using him to liberate Imo people from bondage. Some of you as students of the Bible, what happened in the Bible is similar now.”

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Iwu compared the present condition of the Imo people to the state of biblical Israel saying “There "was a time the people of Israel were in despondency.

"A time came they came together and asked where will our help come from. Hopelessness is when you have something beyond you.

“God used Senator Hope Uzodinma, to rescue Imo. He may have probably gone back to the Senate.”

In other news, the Anambra state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Presidential Campaign Council has warned the southeast governors that a victory for President Muhammadu Buhari at the forthcoming general elections will affect their re-elections.

The warning was given on Thursday, January 17, by the chairman of the campaign council in the state, Oseloka Obaze.

Obaze said majority of the people of the southeast had resolved to support the candidacy of the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubabar, and his running mate, Peter Obi, Vanguard reports

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