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2023: We won’t participate in unreliable opinion polls — senator Kalu campaign organization

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Chief Whip of the Senate, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu

The Orji Uzor Kalu Campaign Organization has urged voters in Abia North Senatorial District not to participate in unreliable online polls ahead of the 2023 general elections.

The campaign organization in a statement signed by its spokesperson, Sunny Idika on Saturday morning titled “Count Senator Orji Uzor Kalu Out Of Unreliable Opinion Polls”, said the Abia North Senator was confident of winning the 2023 Abia North senatorial election overwhelmingly.

The statement urged eligible voters to judge candidates based on performance, track record, capacity and competency, noting that “Senator Orji Uzor Kalu’s scorecard so far has shown ability and dexterity in law-making, legislative advocacy and proficiency in building bi-partisan alliances”.

“The Chief Whip of the Senate, Dr Orji Uzor Kalu’s portrait of legislative excellence has left no one in doubt on his parliamentary capabilities and expertise. We are excited and impressed by the compliments, accolades and feedbacks by stakeholders and people of Abia North Senatorial District and their common consensus of re-electing him in 2023.

“Even though we are winning with a wide margin in one of their unreliable polls from result shown so far, it is the electorate, who will determine the fate of candidates of political parties at the polls physically when the time comes and not unreliable online polls promoted by politicians without achievements to campaign with.

“We sympathise with those without scorecard, especially the candidate that has been dazed with the outcome of the 2019 polls. This candidate, lately, has been working very hard to deceive the public that it has turned a new leaf following its removal in 2019, but we know that a leopard will never change its skin— and we won’t participate in any unreliable online polls with him and others,” the statement said.


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