[Abia]: Lucky Johnson Cares Organization empowers Indigenous Youths

Speaking during the raffle draws to select the two lucky winners, which were separately decided at the Akara Junction (Ahaba Imenyi) and Ukwunwangwu junction (Uturu) both in Isuikwuato L.G.A, the donor urged the participants and youths to take it in good faith, as winners will always emerge at the end of every contest. He further appealed to proposed winners of the motorcycles to make use of them for their daily upkeeps, properly maintain and avoid selling or hiring them out on hire-purchase.

Handing over the keys to the winner of the Akara Junction segment at the point, the Member representing the Isiala-Ngwa North/South Federal Constituency in the National Assembly, Hon. Darlington Nwokocha applauded the winner for emerging victorious and reminded him of the need to make effective use of the motorcycle while appreciating the donor for his magnanimity.

During the hand-over of keys to the winner of the Ukwunwangwu junction (Uturu) segment, the former Commissioners of Sports and a deputy registrar in the Abia State University, Uturu, Hon. Henry Agbaeze congratulated the second winner and advised her to see the gesture as a good one and make appropriate use of it.

He further expressed his high appreciation for the good works of the donor who has recently indulged in a series of empowerment programs while praying that the motorcycle will serve a good purpose.

AFNEWS gathered that the winner of the Akara-junction segment was a male while a female took the winning in the Ukwunwangwu junction (Uturu).

Speaking to AFNEWS, the winner of the Ukwunwangwu junction (Uturu) segment, Mrs Felecia Ako expressed her utmost joy for coming out as the winner among over 200 contestants in the raffle draw. She thanked the donor, Sir Lucky Johnson and prayed God for His sustenance while promising to make effective use of the motorcycle.

The handover ceremony, which was done separately in the two segments witnessed the presence of top dignitaries in Isuikwuato L.G.A. and Abia State in general.