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2nd Term: Delta North APC Ward Chairmen Endorse Senator Ned Nwoko

Ward chairmen of the All Progressives Congress (APC) across Delta North Senatorial District have unanimously endorsed Senator Ned Munir Nwoko for a second term in 2027, citing his performance, accessibility, and commitment to grassroots development.
Speaking on behalf of the ward chairmen during a solidarity visit on Tuesday, Comrade Oseji Afam declared a vote of confidence in the Senator, reaffirming their total allegiance. “We assure you that in our wards, when you call us in the rainy season we will answer, when you call us in the dry season we will answer. You call us in the night we will come, you call us in the midnight, we will come. You call us in the day, we will come. Wherever you go, we are there. We thank you for all you do, our hope is in you,” he said.
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In his response, Senator Ned Nwoko expressed deep appreciation for the gesture, describing it as a powerful validation of the work being done and the bond shared with the people at the grassroots. He welcomed the resolve of the party ward chairmen and emphasized the importance of unity among party members. According to him, both old and new members of the APC must find common ground to work together for the good of the party and the future of Anioma.
Also present at the meeting was the Delta North APC Senatorial Chairman, Ogbueshi Eluaka Adizue, who applauded the gathering and stressed the need for continuous engagement between party leaders and their elected representatives to ensure alignment in goals and expectations.
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