The political atmosphere in Isiala Ngwa North/Isiala Ngwa South Federal Constituency witnessed a significant shift on Thursday, April 2, 2026, as Engr. Pastor Osinachi Anosike Usuwa formally declared his intention to contest for the House of Representatives seat on the platform of the African Democratic Congress (ADC).

The declaration, which took place in the ancient Umuakwu Kingdom, drew an unprecedented crowd of party faithful, political stakeholders, grassroots mobilisers, and constituents from across the federal constituency, an indication of growing momentum and widening acceptance of his candidacy.

In what has now been widely described as a strategic and well-calculated political entry, Engr. Usuwa used the occasion to present himself as a credible alternative to the existing order, while also unveiling his campaign structure – the Grace Movement Partners (GMP). He stated unequivocally that his ambition is rooted in the urgent need to deliver effective, people-driven representation and to break away from years of underperformance and disconnect between leadership and the grassroots.

He articulated a clear political vision centred on responsive lawmaking, aggressive constituency development, youth inclusion, and strategic empowerment initiatives aimed at repositioning the constituency for sustainable growth.

Observers note that his dual background as a seasoned civil engineer and ordained pastor places him in a unique position to combine technical competence with moral integrity, qualities many believe are urgently needed in the current political climate.
More importantly, his emergence has introduced a new layer of competition into the race, effectively altering existing permutations and forcing a recalibration among other aspirants and political blocs. Early indicators suggest that his candidacy is already galvanising support across party lines, particularly among young voters, youths, women and first-time political participants.

With this declaration, Engr. Pastor Osinachi Anosike Usuwa has not only joined the race, but has positioned himself as a formidable contender capable of redefining the political narrative in Isiala Ngwa North/Isiala Ngwa South Federal Constituency ahead of the 2027 general elections.

