BREAKING: ADC CANDIDATE CONGRATULATES HON. RITA AYIM (PDP) FOR EMERGING WINNER IN THE JUST CONCLUDED STATE ELECTION.

THANK YOU MESSAGE FROM AGAM AGAM JR (STREET PASTOR)

ISAIAH 9:2
The people (Cross River) who walk in darkness Will see a great light; Those who live in a dark land (Ogoja), The light will shine on them.

The journey of bringing light (spiritual, mental, physical development) to my Ogoja people has begun. 

I want to specially thank all those that;

1. Believed in me
2. Prayed for me
3. Stood by me
4. Encouraged me
5. Supported me (financially)
6. Criticized me
7. Voted for me
etc

If I would call names, it would be too numerous. Starting from my Dad, Deac. Gregory Agam and my Family, Mr. & Mrs Felix Achu, Pst. Emma Sam, Capt. & Prophetess John Esi and Family, Capt. & Mrs. Saviour Ewongho, Mr. Sunday Edu, Mr. Ewan Felix  (Candy), my church, A.G Akim and my A.G Akim Youths, Hope Wadel Old Students Association (HWOSA) 98 CLASSIC Set led by my brother, Mr. Raleigh, Maths/Stats (2010 set). I can't forget My Pastors both home and Calabar, Rev. Emmanuel Essien and Pst. Brain Moshe. My spiritual fathers, The Effiongs (Rev. (Amb.) Theodore Effiong and Rev. (Evang) Ephraim Effiong). My brothers, Evng Ephraim Effiong Jr, Oyo B. Effiong, Victor Bisong, Joshua Asuquo, Hon. Believe, Chucks Aboh, Bassey Bassey, Gifted Nelson, as in ehn... Una too much. God really bless you guys for me.

Special thanks to a very special woman in my life, Nurse Faith Owan (na this kind wife person suppose marry). For praying for me, checking up, advising, campaigning and canvassing like say na you be my DG and even to the point of attempting to travel down to Ogoja just to ensure I am ok. You are one in a million dear BEST FRIEND. Special one to my step mom, Mrs. Theresa Agam, I go write book for you ma! I never see step mother wey love step children like this my own!
The list is too numerous, I can't mention all those that posted on their timeline especially, Nurse Lauretta, Mrs. Collette, as in una too plenty. My Ekajuk Nation, my Campaign team led by my D.G Mr. Nick Montok. (Abeg no vex say I no mention your name o). 

Sen. Jarigbe Agom, Barr. Tim Ekawo, Hon. Egah Ngbantul, Barr. Godwin Offiono, Gabriel Edi (Speaker HOA emeritus), Patrick Egbede, Sunny Magam, I promise to keep to my words by bringing my value and experience to make Ogoja what it ought to be.

This Project is not over, it's just the beginning and starting point of *THE OGOJA PROJECT*.

I use this time to appreciate and congratulate the Member HOA-Elect, Hon. Rita Ayim (PDP) and also urge you that this is the time for we all to come together and achieve greater things for the Ogoja Constituency. I am volunteering to join hands with you to make Ogoja great.

Thank you to all media, INEC staff, fellow contestants, electorates, well wishers, stakeholders etc. Please pardon me if I didn't mention your name. 

Above all, I want to give God Almighty the glory and thanks for his loving kindness, protection, provision, faithfulness and mercy towards me before, during and after the whole Eletion period. God showed Himself true and I thank God for God.

Thank you
Thank you
Thank you

Agam Agam Jr. (Street Pastor)
ADC Candidate, HOA Ogoja

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