Politics
Mrakpor Welcomes Former DTHA Speaker, Edoja, Agwonigho,Others To PDP
Dr. Peter Adogbejire Mrakpor SAN has welcomed Olorogun Francis Agwonigho, Olorogun Solomon Edoja and Rt. Hon. Monday Igbuya with their handful of supporters to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), just as he assured them of his unflinching love.
Recall that a PDP rally was held on Saturday to welcome them back to the fold.
Describing them as his brothers and friends, he said that PDP is a great party built on a solid foundation around the people and would always work for the interest of the people.
Mrakpor who was on ground just like many other PDP chieftains for the widely attended rally, appealed to all members of the party to ensure they work together going forward to deliver the party in the coming elections.
He added: “I came here today to felicitate with my brothers, friends, uncles, sisters and mothers for coming back to our noble party with these large crowd , these indeed shows PDP is indeed the biggest party in the whole of West Africa.
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“I Join our distinguished governor, Sen. Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa and the entire good people of Delta Central to heartily and warmly welcome our brothers Chief Agwonigho, Igbuya and Edoja today into our fold as one indivisible family because in the spirit of oneness we are united as brothers.”
“I know that PDP has been doing great in the state with several developmental projects cut across the state and I know that having them come to PDP where there are no restrictions, they will do more for the people,” Mrakpor said.
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