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Ethiope East Council Polls: Okpara PDP Leaders Unite For Ofobrukueta
By John Tega, Abraka
In a quest for unity and peace in Okpara and Ethiope East at large, the leaders and illustrious sons of Okpara on Wednesday held a peace meeting to unite everyone with a call for togetherness.
Oasis Magazine (OM) gathered that the agenda of the meeting was to move Ethiope East forward and to work with other co-aspirants to support the PDP Chairmanship Candidate, Rt Hon.Victor Ofobrukueta for the March 6 council polls in the area.
The Okpara aspirants who where in attendance spoke of unity, adding that they are very happy with the party’s decision.
They also affirmed and pledged their loyalty to work for the candidature of the party and deliver the mandate of Rt.Hon Victor Ofobrukueta as the next council boss come March 6th 2021.
In his remarks, the Ethiope East PDP Chairmanship Candidate thanked everyone for making the day a success, as he sued for togetherness and unity to move Ethiope East forward.
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In attendance were
Venture Oyiborhoro, Chief Abel Oferiofe, Chief Andrew Majemite, Rt.Hon Victor Ofobrukueta, Chief Hon Rose Esiso, Chief Okparamidevi Davidson
and Chief Asin.
Others are Hon Michael Eshegbinama, Chief Isaiah Ogheneme, Rt. Hon Benson Akpofure, Eriga Ekeh, Mr Ikpasa Edafe, Hon Igho Enakieri
Hon. Innocent Ogegere, Chief West Adehor and Barr.Onuwhegbe Wellington.
The list also includes Pst Emmalove and Hon.Vincent Okore.
Also, Ward 4 Chairman: Precious Ikpesu, Ward 8 Chairman: Benson Ohare and Ward 4 Youth Leader:, Harrison Ikino were also in attendance.
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