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PDP Leaders Meet, Strategise Ahead of Saturday Polls

Admin March 4, 2019

 

Governor Ifeanyi Okowa

Leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in delta state have enjoined Delta indigenes to consolidate on the successes recorded in the Presidential and National Assembly polls as the party prepares for the governorship and legislative elections.

At different stakeholders meetings in the 3 senatorial districts of the state, the leaders who painstakingly reviewed the performance of the party, urged all members to ensure a better outcome on March 9.

The series of meetings of the leaders of the PDP started in Delta South senatorial district where the umbrella party did excellently well in the last election, however they are not unmindful of the importance of the march 9 polls

Next stop was the Delta Central district where party leaders want all their members to remain committed as they strategise ahead of Saturday’s election.

This gathering of leaders from Delta North rounded off the party’s stakeholders meetings, as the people of Anioma say they have 100 percent votes for their son, Ifeanyi Okowa

The leaders of the ruling political party in the state are confident of clinching total victory come Saturday governorship and State Assembly election.

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