By joshua 
Ogah Declares Bid for Idah Federal Constituency Seat Ahead of 2027 Elections
I, Mark Okpanachi Ogah, Director of the City Boy Movement, Kogi State Chapter, wish to formally announce my intention to contest for the House of Representatives seat representing Idah Federal Constituency in the 2027 general elections.
This declaration, made in Abuja after obtaining my expression of interest and nomination forms, marks a decisive step in my journey of service to our people.
My decision is not driven by personal ambition alone, but by a deep sense of responsibility and commitment to the collective good of our constituency. I firmly believe that our people deserve more focused, responsive, and people-centered representation at the national level.
Over the years, I have remained actively involved in community support, youth empowerment, and humanitarian initiatives. These efforts reflect my enduring passion for service and my commitment to improving the lives of our people. My aspiration to serve in the House of Representatives is a continuation of this journey, now on a broader platform that will enable stronger advocacy and sustainable development.
I am prepared to bring energy, integrity, accessibility, and dedication to the task of representation. I will work tirelessly to ensure that the voices of our people are heard and that their needs are effectively addressed.
As Director of the City Boy Movement in Kogi State, I remain committed to the ideals of unity, inclusion, and progressive leadership. These values will continue to guide my approach to public service.
I humbly call on the good people of Idah Federal Constituency to support this vision. This is not just my ambition, it is our collective project. Together, we can build a future that reflects our shared aspirations.
While I am confident in the journey ahead, I recognize that the ultimate decision rests with the people. I therefore seek your support, your trust, and your mandate.
Signed,
Mark Okpanachi Ogah
Director, City Boy Movement
Kogi State Chapter