The Ika Agenda

What he will do, point by point.

Barr. George Ogbormeh’s published manifesto for Ika Federal Constituency, grouped into six pillars, with the issues Ika is talking about going into 2027.

Fourteen points

The manifesto

A representative who shows up

Active representation, regular town halls, a constituency office with a People’s Help Desk, and a public accountability report.

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Constituency office and People’s Help DeskAsk Barr. George about this →
Transparency and periodic accountability reportAsk Barr. George about this →

Law-making and oversight

Bills and motions that matter to Ika, and real oversight of the agencies that owe Ika projects. Not silent on national issues.

Effective law making: bills, motions and moreAsk Barr. George about this →
Effective legislative oversightAsk Barr. George about this →

Skills, AI and jobs

From knowledge to economic opportunity: youth training, empowerment and skills, and the Ika Digital Youth Academy.

Education and artificial intelligence: from knowledge to economic opportunityAsk Barr. George about this →
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Projects, roads and the Register

Attract federal projects to Ika and put every one on a public register, with a contractor, a date and a photograph.

Attraction of projects and constituency developmentAsk Barr. George about this →
Ika Development Project RegisterAsk Barr. George about this →

People first: health, women and elders

Healthcare and human development, training and economic empowerment for women, and welfare for senior citizens.

Women’s training and economic empowermentAsk Barr. George about this →
Welfare for senior and elderly citizensAsk Barr. George about this →
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Farms, industry and trade

Agriculture, industrialisation and economic development, so that farms, markets and small businesses can grow.

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What is on the table in 2027

The issues, with the facts and his commitment.

Each page lists its sources. Where he has not yet spoken, the page says so.

Roads and projects

Roads people can hold someone to

Agbor–Amukpe, Benin–Agbor–Asaba, Agbor–Owa–Mbiri–Igbodo: three roads and one question. Who owes Ika a finished road, and by when?

The facts and his commitment

Security

Safety on the road home

Families in Ika want to travel, trade and farm without fear. Security is a federal duty, so who answers for it?

The facts and his commitment

Youth, jobs and AI

Skills and work for Ika’s young people

Ika’s young people are hardworking and intelligent. The Agenda turns that into income: skills first, and the tools of the AI economy with them.

The facts and his commitment

Health

Primary healthcare close to home

The nearest health centre is where most families start. Who runs yours, and what is it missing?

The facts and his commitment

Anioma State

Anioma State: your question, his answer

The idea is back on the national table. Ika North East and Ika South would be part of any referendum, so Ika should hear a clear answer.

The facts and his commitment

Electoral integrity

Your vote, counted and protected

More than three in four registered voters in Ika North East were not accredited to vote in 2023. Votes are also lost after they are cast. Both are fixable.

The facts and his commitment

Transparency

A campaign you can audit

The law now puts a ceiling on what a candidate may spend. This campaign shows its working.

The facts and his commitment

Education

Schools, scholarships and learning

Barr. George points to street lights, scholarships and WAEC fees as part of what he has already done for Ika. The campaign is putting dates and photographs against each so they can be checked.

The facts and his commitment

People first

Women, farmers, traders and elders

The Agenda names the people who keep Ika running: women in business, farmers, market traders and senior citizens.

The facts and his commitment

His vision

For Ika North East and Ika South

Quality and effective representation
Youth development and empowerment
Improved educational opportunities
Support for women and small businesses
Better infrastructure and rural development
Job creation and human capital development
Greater attention to healthcare and social welfare
Strong advocacy for the needs of communities across Ika North East and Ika South

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