AAC DEPLOYS ‘SALES MAESTRO’ IN AMAC/BWARI HOUSE OF REPS RACE

 FMCG GURU NETO OZZOUDE BRINGS MARKET TURNAROUND RECORD TO 2027 CONTEST

ABUJA — The African Action Congress (AAC) is set to take the political contest for the AMAC/Bwari Federal Constituency to a different level with the emergence of FMCG sales and business-development professional Neto Ozzoude as its candidate for the House of Representatives in the 2027 general election.

Ozzoude, widely regarded within the commercial sector as a market-turnaround specialist, enters the race with a professional record built around one central principle: identifying failing systems, understanding what is keeping them down, and developing practical solutions that deliver measurable results.

His professional career has taken him across some of Nigeria’s most challenging commercial territories, where he has been involved in distributor management, market development, sales execution, trade strategy, logistics and business recovery.

His supporters point particularly to his work in Niger State in 2023, Benue State in 2025 and Plateau State in 2026, where he is credited with helping revive markets described as severely challenged or comatose.

That experience, the AAC believes, is precisely the kind of practical problem-solving ability that the AMAC/Bwari constituency needs.

FROM REVIVING MARKETS TO REBUILDING A CONSTITUENCY

For Ozzoude, however, the transition from business to politics is not about changing professions as much as it is about applying the same philosophy to public service.

His argument is simple: if a professional can be trusted to walk into a difficult market, diagnose its problems, mobilise people and resources, and restore growth, that same mindset can be applied to public administration.

Ozzoude's campaign is consequently built around the slogan:

SERVICE, NOT PROMISES.

Rather than presenting politics as an avenue for making grand promises, his campaign says it intends to approach representation as a problem-solving assignment — identifying the everyday challenges facing residents of AMAC and Bwari and pursuing practical, measurable interventions.

Among the issues at the centre of his proposed legislative agenda is one that affects virtually every working household in the Federal Capital Territory: the cost of transportation.

TRANSPORT REFORM AT THE HEART OF THE AGENDA

Ozzoude has proposed an ambitious rethink of mass transportation across AMAC and Bwari, arguing that transportation should not consume a disproportionate share of the income of people who work in the nation's capital.

His proposed approach includes the deployment of subsidised electric-vehicle mass transit, supported by solar-powered charging infrastructure and partnerships with private operators.

The objective is not simply to put more buses on Abuja's roads, but to develop a transportation system capable of providing cheaper, cleaner and more predictable commuting options for residents.

The proposed model would explore partnerships between government, private transport operators and investors, with public intervention targeted at making fares affordable while ensuring that the system remains operationally sustainable.

For Ozzoude, the issue is fundamentally economic.

“Nobody working in AMAC or Bwari should have transport costs draining their salary.”

The proposal is part of a broader philosophy that sees transportation not merely as a mobility issue, but as a cost-of-living, productivity and economic-development issue.

FROM THE CLASSROOM TO THE COMMUNITY

Ozzoude's proposed agenda extends beyond transportation.

His plans include greater investment in education, youth development, sports, healthcare, housing and basic infrastructure, with particular attention to communities that have historically struggled to access quality public services close to home.

One of his signature proposals is the development of youth sports centres within LEA primary schools, creating accessible spaces where young people can develop athletic talent while keeping sports within their communities.

The idea reflects his belief that sports should not be treated merely as entertainment, but as a tool for youth development, discipline, employment, community engagement and talent discovery.

He has also spoken about the need for better roads, water supply, electricity, drainage, healthcare and education across the constituency — not as isolated promises, but as interconnected components of a functioning community.

A CANDIDATE WHO SAYS HE KNOWS HOW TO FIX BROKEN SYSTEMS

Ozzoude's political proposition is therefore increasingly being framed around the experience he has accumulated in the private sector.

In the FMCG industry, where margins are tight, competition is intense and poor execution can quickly destroy a market, success depends on more than motivation. It requires data, strategy, logistics, people management, accountability and relentless execution.

Those are the qualities Ozzoude says he intends to bring into public office.

His professional experience has involved managing distributors, developing markets, coordinating sales operations, resolving supply and logistics challenges, monitoring performance and building strategies around measurable outcomes.

That experience, his campaign argues, has taught him an important lesson:

Broken systems do not fix themselves. They require people willing to take responsibility, understand the problem and execute the solution.

‘AMAC/BWARI DESERVES REPRESENTATION THAT DELIVERS’

Ozzoude's emergence also adds an interesting dimension to the 2027 race.

Rather than presenting himself solely as a conventional politician, he is positioning himself as a problem solver entering politics with a record of managing people, resources and difficult environments.

His campaign is seeking to make the election a referendum on what representation should actually mean.

For Ozzoude, a federal legislator should not be measured solely by speeches delivered in Abuja or appearances during election season, but by the ability to turn the powers available to the office into tangible benefits for the people represented.

That includes using legislative influence to attract investment, pursue infrastructure, advocate policies that reduce the cost of living, support young people and improve access to essential services.

The campaign's message is therefore deliberately straightforward:

AMAC/BWARI DOES NOT NEED MORE PROMISES. IT NEEDS SERVICE.

And with a career built around reviving difficult markets, Neto Ozzoude now wants to apply the same “turnaround” mentality to public service.

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Anambra 2013: My point of view

In the build up to the Anambra state gubernatorial election 2013, I have decided to say what's on my mind and say it from my point of view and I believe from that of a lot of Anambrarians. Let's start with Ifeanyi Ubah, oil big boy, billions to throw around, I hear he has touched lives with his campaign, brought in trailers that convey people free of charges to their destinations on different routes in the state, he went out of Anambra chartered buses and paid Anambrarians #5000 each to come home and register for voting, I can go on and on about what he's doing in the name of campaign but let me just make my point. Ifeanyi Ubah didn't become a billionaire today, where has he been with his billions all the while? What did he do in Nnewi with his billions? In investment, how many capital oil petrol stations are in Anambra state to start with? I heard "unverified " that he said recently that even if he doesn't win, he wants Anambrarians to know he has the money. That's just arrogance at its peak, the brother should have used his billions for philanthropy a long time ago, touch lives let's know he thinks of someone other than himself and something other than money, on paper he's not the messiah the people of Anambra are looking for right now, but I love what he said to Obi on leaving Ojukwu out of this, as if Obi hasn't embarrassed Ojukwus name enough already, I agree Ikemba would be rolling in his grave for what Obi has done with the mandate he was given.
     The PDP, has lost the election before it even started, their confusion and divide is not helping it's chances, Andy Ubah, Tony Nwoye and Ukachukwu have left us wondering, some suggest this is a game PDP is playing to secure votes from supporters of the 3 men, only time will really tell.
     Sadly, let me talk about APGA, :( they would have been better off with Soludo or even Ekwunife, but no, Peter Obi in his words, wants to break record again, by being the first Anambra Governor to successfully be succeeded by a candidate he ordained (this is a gentle way of telling us he's gonna be a godfather).  I keep wondering how many Governors there has been in the past, this guy keeps calling himself best governor of Anambra state, who did we compare him with? Let's talk about Peter Obi for a while now, what did he do as Governor? Roads; you can call them death traps, a typical peter obi road has an "upside down V shape" sometimes I wish he never constructed them, cos you get on a road with tar and it feels like a hurricane  on your shock absorber, we don't just have roads, we have Ngige roads (roads) and peter obi roads (ro**) because they don't qualify to be called roads, we in Anambra know, it's common to hear people say "uzo Ngige" and "Uzo peter obi", while Rochas is giving the people of imo free education, obi increased fees in ANSU by over 100% from what Ngige reduced it to while he was in office, I'll never forget the day I was listening to the radio after the increase and in that his unmistakable voice he said and I quote "education is not for everyone, some of you students use phones more expensive than that" and he went on and on. Now here's the thing, I use a phone as expensive as my school fees, but I don't pay for the phone every year, it's thanks to the phone I can read articles and news online, do research online and socialise, it's also thanks to the phone that I can tell him how arrogant and heartless he is, in a school of 5000 students for example, the rich kids can afford the fees without breaking a sweat, let's say they make for 70% of the population, so because of this the rest poor 30% can go kill themselves, when in the real sense they are the ones that need the education more, to give their families a better life, those are the grassroot that should be touched to alleviate poverty, he failed there in the name of Internally Generated Revenue (IGR), refused to conduct LG elections for 8years, hired touts and gave them ID cards, like the type that harassed me in onitsha a few months ago for sticker in a bus I was driving, placed daily tax on hawkers, I mean HAWKERS, I walk pass eke Awka market and I wanna cry sometimes, like these people are not suffering enough, the government failed to give them free education that's their right for dividend of democracy, they took it upon themselves not to turn to crime but to do something that little as hawking commodities and this same government has gone after them to reduce their income as small as it is, he's a governor that breaks records, he's still the only governor in Nigeria to have constructed roads and patch those same roads all within a single tenure.
   Willie Obiano that doesn't know what he wants, everything about him shows he's a servant and follower and not a leader, from his career track record to his campaign manifesto, from texaco to fidelity, and with all that work experience he was never innovative enough to breakout on his own, Anambra doesn't need a book worm auditor to come and hide obis financial abominations, not someone that doesn't have a vision for the state he wants to govern, I was driving through ekwulobia the other day and I saw his billboard and it read "we'll adopt a 3 C's approach, Continue gov peters projects, Complete them and Commission them" my jaws dropped, I was so shocked I almost hit a bike man, and I'm like, this guy doesn't really have anything to offer, whispers started going round and he heard, then he changed it to 4 C's approach with the fourth C being to Commence his own projects, it's really a shame, and if this doesn't prove that Apga as a political party doesn't have anything to offer I wonder what does.
     Dr Chris Nwabueze Ngige(Onwa), started with his Uba godfathers, and when he became Governor refused to let them use him like they agreed, of course you know the story of how he was kidnapped, then when he started working he gave "what's worth doing is what doing well" a whole new meaning, like I said earlier, till today we still enjoy the benefits of his administration especially in roads, some criticised and said he did the most work in his local government, but charity begins at home, and even though it's his local government, we still drive through, it affects us all directly or indirectly, Peter Obi is from agulu, go let him show you what he did for his people let alone for others, while most people see Ngiges godfatherism saga as desperation for power on his part, I see it as a concerned citizen who had gained exposure and wanted to serve and redeem his state and because of the corrupt system couldn't beat them at the time so joined them, but how you start never matters, it's how you finish that counts, a wise man once told me, he said, "what makes an action good or bad, is not the action itself but the motive behind that action" what you would call, doing the wrong things for good, well, the devil you know is most times better than the angel you don't.
     To summarise, Willie Obiano shouldn't even be contesting, Dr Ifeanyi Ubah will make a way better Governor than him, and experience counts, Ngige has the experience and the will, overall he looks the better man from all and I know where my vote is headed, please people, vote wisely, gone are the days when we vote for money, we have evolved past the irrational idea of zoning, and we know empty politicians when we see them, so don't sell your vote, it's ur ticket to a better future.
God bless you
God bless Anambra state, and
God bless Nigeria.
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