02/04/2026
HERE COMES THE LIGHT (ÍHÉ ABATAGO): UDOJESUS FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Udoka Umeokonkwo has joined the race to represent the people of Nnewi North, Nnewi South, and Ekwusigo Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives.
He enters the contest at a time many describe as a defining moment for the constituency that is marked by growing concerns over the quality of representation at the federal level. For many, it is a period that calls not just for change, but for clarity, direction, and renewed purpose.
Popularly known as UdoJesus, Umeokonkwo presents himself as that needed shift - a leadership rooted not in promises, but in proof, and not in rhetoric, but in action.
A philanthropist, author, and accomplished businessman, he has built a reputation grounded in integrity and enterprise. From his involvement in the Oil and Gas sector to diverse business investments, his journey reflects discipline, vision, and the ability to create value. Yet, beyond business, his impact resonates even more deeply through his humanitarian work.
As Founder of the UdoJesus Foundation, Umeokonkwo has consistently demonstrated a quiet commitment to service driven not by applause, but by purpose. Across Anambra State, his interventions have been both practical and enduring, reaching the vulnerable and uplifting communities.
Through scholarship schemes, he has opened doors for students. His food bank initiatives have supported struggling families, restoring dignity in difficult times. Hospital visitations have brought comfort to the sick, while empowerment programmes have helped many youths and less privileged individuals build sustainable livelihoods.
A devout Christian, his dedication to faith and community is equally evident. By establishing places of worship in three communities, he has created not just structures, but centers of unity, reflection, and shared identity.
His commitment to youth development is further reflected in UdoJesus Football FC, which has provided a platform for talent and discipline. Notably, the club hosted a 32-school football tournament in Nnewi South, using sport as a tool for engagement and development.
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