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Jaro Egbo Revalidates APC Membership, Lauds Peaceful Conduct Of Exercise
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress in Delta State, Olorogun Jaro Egbo, has revalidated his membership of the party as directed by the National Working Committee NWC of the party.
Egbo who was registered alongside his wife, Lady Vivian at Uduere community in Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State, said APC will be a party to beat in future elections when the exercise is completed.

He also expressed joy towards the peaceful process of reconciliation the party has embarked on in the state.
According to the APC 2019 Delta State House of Assembly candidate, “With this revalidation exercise, the party is going to wax strong because members of the National Assembly, former governors and governors are decamping from their party to join us because they know that 2023 is for APC.
Despite all our challenges, we are moving on and I enjoin all our leaders to support the registration fully so that we can take the party which is the greatest party in Nigeria to the next level.
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On the reconciliation of the party in Delta State, Egbo said: “In 2019, I as a person was a victim of that division; I won the House of Assembly election but lost at the Supreme Court on the ground that we do not have a candidate.

“We have learnt our lessons from that scenario and now that our leaders have decided to reconcile, it will be better for all because united we stand, divided we fall and we determine to ensure that our votes this time carry the day because we want to win all positions in Delta from the presidency to the local government.”
“Our chances are better off now compared to 2019 and I am using this medium to call on all APC members and others who are intending to join the party to come and register.”
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