Senator Ned Nwoko, representing Aniocha/Oshimilli Federal Constituency Delta State, sat down with Mic On Podcast host, Seun Okinbaloye, for a candid discussion on pressing national issues. From budget transparency to responsible gun ownership, Sen. Nwoko advocated for fair resource distribution and inclusive governance.
Addressing the lack of transparency in constituency project funding, Sen. Nwoko emphasized the need for clarity and equity:
“Every senator should know what funds are allocated to their district upfront, without the need for lobbying.”
On the topic of firearm possession, Sen. Nwoko proposed the establishment of shooting range schools across senatorial districts, managed by retired military guards, to promote responsible gun ownership and safety.
Highlighting the essence of good governance, Sen. Nwoko stressed the importance of selflessness and constructive dialogue, calling for inclusive engagement between the National Assembly and diverse interest groups.
Touching on his marriage to actress Regina Daniels, Sen. Nwoko cited cultural and personal factors, including his commitment to traditional values. He clarified,
“I married her because she is from my place. I come from a royal family, and adherence to certain cultural norms is paramount.”
Senator Ned Nwoko’s insightful remarks shed light on crucial issues facing Nigeria today, offering perspectives rooted in transparency, responsibility, and cultural integrity.
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