Politics
Former ADC House Assembly Candidate, Ibebe Rufus Decamps To APC
…Urges Other Youths To Join The Party
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) House of Assembly Candidate in the 2019 general elections, Hon Ibebe Rufus Akpobome, weekend joined the All Progressive Congress (APC) after he registered as a member, in the party ongoing membership revalidation and registration exercise.
The youth leader called on youths in Delta and other members of the society to take the opportunity of the ongoing revalidation and registration exercise to join the APC.
He disclosed that he joined the party in order to contribute his quota to the growth and development of the party and attainment of a better society through the delivering of the dividend of democracy to the people.
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While welcoming him to the party, an APC chieftain, Ward 1/5 Ughelli and a legislative Aide to the Deputy President of the Senate, Hon. Tega Benson stated that the party is happy to receive Hon. Ibebe Rufus Akpobome and his teaming followers.
He noted that the party as a progressive platform is large enough to accommodate all Nigerians, assuring Ibebe and his followers of getting equal benefits that are accorded to members of the party.
Addressing newsmen after his registration, Hon. Ibebe stated that he decided to join the party after due consultation because he is convinced that APC is the best platform for the growth and development of youths at the moment.
He appreciated the leadership of the party for accepting him and his followers into the party.
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