NGTraditional rulers from the Bende South State Constituency have publicly endorsed Benjamin Kalu's bid for a third term as Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, rejecting claims of zoning arrangements that would limit his candidacy. The council, led by Chairman Eze Uchendu Okorie, praised Kalu's legislative work, developmental projects, and effectiveness in representing the constituency. They emphasized their unity in supporting his re-election in 2027, stating that his contributions surpass those of past representatives. Eze P.C. Onyegbu denied allegations of zoning, asserting that Kalu's achievements in projects, networking, and federal engagement set him apart. Other traditional leaders echoed these sentiments, urging potential challengers to match Kalu's record before considering opposition.
Bias read (Center): While the article supports Kalu's candidacy, it presents the endorsement as a collective decision of traditional rulers based on his performance and achievements. There is no overt ideological slant or biased framing; the focus remains on factual accomplishments and the council's unified stance. The
