APC DELTA NORTH MEETS WITH HER LEADER, DR MARIAN NNEAMAKA ALI, EYIN KPAKPANDO.

APC DELTA NORTH MEETS WITH HER LEADER, DR MARIAN NNEAMAKA ALI, EYIN KPAKPANDO.

By Joy Idam-Ajah

Dr Marian Nneamaka Ogoh Ali, aka Eyin Kpakpando, the Leader of APC Delta North, has called on all the sons and daughters of the Senatorial zone, during its Meeting held, 18th January 2018 at the Senatorial office, Asaba, to see ‘’Osadebe House‘’ as their promise land, and aspire to get there and take over.

She made the call during the meeting which recorded a large crowd of Delta Northerners. Top on the agenda was Delta North Unity and the political will to work together to liberate Delta State.

It was unanimously agreed that party is supreme and people should work assiduously in line with the party's constitution. The issue of Delta North agenda and zoning was extensively discussed and agreed that there shall be ‘’no zoning or sectional agenda in APC, but what is Paramount is to project a credible candidate that can defeat Okowa and PDP irrespective of zone and ethnicity.‘’

Eyin Kpakpando, charged the brave hearts to only nominate and elect credible candidates during the primaries, just as the house agreed that any body who wishes to contest election is free and all aspirants should be ready to go for primary election in a free and fair circumstances.

In a related development Kpakpando, while  addressing the mammoth crowd solicited for the cooperation and support of all to work together to conquer PDP in Delta State. Noting that “ i don't believe in governance of exclusion, we are all stakeholders and must be carried along.”

Similarly she called on party chieftains to encourage “every Councillor and Chairmen who stood for the January 6th, 2018 council polls. ” Stressing that “if that election was won it would have been kudos to APC. We must find a way of compensating those brave hearts. We will touch the lives of those young men, and i will start it.”

According to Eyin Kpakpando,  “the 100 bags of rice that Chief Great Ogboru, supported me with would go to the Councillors. Who we elected that won our primaries and emerged candidates. They are sole representatives of our party at the Ward level, because they would represent the wards if they had emerged. So we must recognise them.”

“I will collect their names and when the opportunity arises they will be elevated, i will do it. They are great hearts, they are not gladiators. They are not waiting to use swords. They chested out, saying shoot me, i will take it, where am headed you cant stop me.”

She later went down memory lane to remind the gathering how she started the fight for an Anioma Governor, which today “we regret.”

Finally she used the occasion to explain why she was not at the council polls. “I had just  left Asaba a week before the elections. Even if i had stayed back, i would have been at all police stations, the way things were going. Am so proud of the brave fight you all put up, congratulations.” No State government in the history of LGA elections has ever faced the kind of challenge Okowa got at the January 6th, 2018 elections. 

“ If one person is in trouble lets all come out to support. If i was in town and you called me,  i would lead the protest to the police station to effect release of our sons, who were unlawfully detained. It may interest you to note that as soon as Odikpo drew my attention, i did the needful and effected the release of Hon Oluchy.”

JOY IDAM AJAH,

MEDIA DIRECTOR,

EYIN KPAKPANDO.