Gabe Okoye, an Anambra native, has been elected to the George State House of Representatives, according to Anaedoonline.ng.
In a Facebook post, he acknowledged his victory. Okoye also requested heavenly guidance in order to meet expectations.
“A very special thank you to the voters of HD – 102 for electing me to represent you at the Capitol. I hope to make you proud. Please pray for wisdom for me.”
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“I also thank all my campaign workers. Through the grace of God all your hard work has paid off. Having given all glory to God, my sleeves are rolled up, and I am ready to go to work for you.”
Okoye is a Democrat from Enugwu-Aguleri, Anambra. He served as a Planning Commissioner in Gwinnett County, Georgia’s second-most populous local government, and is the county’s first black commissioner in its 202-year existence.
The civil engineer and founder of the Georgia-based construction firm Essex Geoscience also serves on the Executive Committee Board of the Gwinnett and state Democratic Party chapters.
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