Nigerian-Born Public Servant Secures Second Term as Deputy Mayor in South Carolina

A distinguished Abia-born public official, Nwachinemere Kalu-Agba, has been re-elected as the Deputy Mayor (Mayor Pro Tem) of Orangeburg City in South Carolina, USA. His new mandate grants him another two-year tenure, extending his service to the city’s leadership until 2027.

Kalu-Agba’s re-election reflects the confidence the Orangeburg community continues to place in his leadership, dedication, and contributions to local governance. His return to office highlights his growing influence and the positive impact of his work within the city.

The announcement of his victory was shared on Sunday by his younger brother, Mr. Peter Agba Kalu, via a Facebook post. In the message, he celebrated the achievement and expressed pride in his brother’s continued success.

He also called on friends, associates, and the wider Nigerian community to join in acknowledging and celebrating the significant milestone, describing it as a moment of honor not just for their family but for Nigerians in the diaspora.