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In a show of unity and solidarity, Distinguished Senator Jarigbe Agom Jarigbe, Hon. (Chief) Peter Akpanke, and Chief Austin Edibe were in attendance as stakeholders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Bekwarra & Obanliku Local Government Areas gathered for a crucial meeting today 29th of November, 2024.
The meetings, which aimed to strengthen the party’s presence in the respective LGAs, was characterized by discussions on strategies for future elections and ways to promote the party’s ideals as well as to resolve differences among party men/women.
Senator Jarigbe used the opportunity to thank the stakeholders for their great support and solidarity with the party. He called on members to be more steadfast with the party and support the leadership in order to enable them attract the dividends of democracy while calling for more support, togetherness and loyalty to the party.
“We have to tolerate one another, for us to continue to coexist as a family”, Senator Jarigbe reiterated.
Hon. Peter Akpanke in his speech emphasized on the need for party men and women to always support the leadership in order to build a more formidable and united PDP in Obudu/Bekwarra/Obanliku Federal Constituency.
The PDP Vice Chairman (North), Chief Austin Edibe stated that he has been a strong advocate for the PDP’s reorganization efforts in the state. His presence at the meetings underscored his commitment to supporting the party’s growth and development in Cross River North Senatorial District and the State at large.
The meeting was seen as a significant step towards consolidating the PDP’s position in Bekwarra & Obanliku Local Government Areas.
Stakeholders and party leaders also took turns to speak on the need to eschew every political differences and work collectively for the growth and progress of the respective LGAs.
Notable party leaders in attendance include, Hon. Frank Busam Adah, Hon. Pius Ashakia, Mr. John Ben Onah, Hon. Timothy Ekawu, Hon. Charles Eneji, Barr. Mike Aniah, Hon. Egar Mgbantul amongst others.
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