Emeka Idu Godwin Obiajulu

Emeka Idu Godwin Obiajulu (born 1952) is a Nigerian politician and lawmaker. He is currently serving as a member of the House of Representatives of Nigeria under the Labour Party, representing Onitsha North/South Federal Constituency. Quotes If we have a proper biometric system in place, every inmate should be registered at their respective correctional centers, with fingerprints, facial recognition, and other identifiers stored securely. This will ensure that even if they escape, they can be easily traced and re-arrested. My people love me because of the good I have been doing for them even before I came into office. Now that I am here, my efforts have only increased. If I was paying school fees for 50 students before, now I am doing it for 200. If I provided 50 bags of rice for Christmas in the past, now I am bringing in thousands. I don’t compromise on quality. In my constituency, we don’t use 60 or 80 watts; we go for 100 watts, using the best brands like Skytech and Felicity. These lights last for years and help drive away criminals who operate under the cover of darkness. Hunger is the biggest issue my people bring to me. Parents are unable to pay their children’s school fees. Some families can’t even afford a single tuber of yam. That is why I personally provide rice and foodstuff to as many households as possible. A graduate who has been unemployed for five years is more likely to engage in criminal activities just to survive. If we provide jobs, we reduce the chances of insecurity. With advanced tracking tools, security forces can locate and capture criminals hiding in forests or hard-to-reach places. This was exactly how we were able to track down and arrest the seven suspects responsible for the killing of a House of Assembly member in Onitsha. External links Category:Politicians from Nigeria Category:Christians from Nigeria Category:1952 births Category:Living people