Bayelsa-born sports facility developer, Mr. Ebi Egbe, popularly known as Moni Michelle, has entered the race for the Southern Ijaw Federal Constituency seat under the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Egbe, a FIFA-licensed agent and Chief Executive Officer of Monimichelle Sports Facilities and Construction Ltd, formally joins the growing list of aspirants seeking to represent the constituency in the upcoming elections. His entry introduces a candidate with a background rooted in sports infrastructure development and public service.
Widely recognized in Nigeria’s sports sector, Egbe has led the construction and renovation of several major stadiums across the country and beyond. His company has been involved in projects such as the Muhammadu Dikko Stadium in Katsina, the Enyimba International Stadium in Aba, and the Onikan Stadium in Lagos.
Other notable projects executed under his leadership include the Samson Siasia Stadium in Yenagoa, multiple pitches at Remo Stars Sports Complex, the new Anambra Stadium, and the Olubadan Stadium in Ibadan. These projects have contributed to improving sports infrastructure and supporting athletic development nationwide.
Egbe’s professional profile also extends to football management, where he is recognized as a FIFA agent. His experience in both sports administration and infrastructure development has positioned him as a known figure within Nigeria’s sporting community.
His decision to contest for the Southern Ijaw Federal Constituency seat signals a transition from sports-focused contributions to legislative ambitions. Observers note that his background in infrastructure development and governance could shape his policy priorities if elected.
The Southern Ijaw Federal Constituency remains a politically significant area in Bayelsa State, and the race is expected to attract attention as more aspirants declare their intentions. Egbe’s candidacy adds a new dimension to the contest, particularly given his track record in both public and private sectors.
While details of his campaign agenda are yet to be fully outlined, his entry into the race is likely to generate discussions around development, youth engagement, and infrastructure within the constituency.
