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NDC Charges LG, Ward Leaders Exco To Take Campaign Message To Grassroots

 

The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has charged leaders in the 21 Local Government Areas and 326 Political Wards in the state to work for the victory of the party in their domains.

 

The party made the call during a meeting of the State Executive Committee and the Presidential Campaign Council in the state with the LGA and Ward leaders in Awka on Wednesday.

 

Mr Ikem Uzoezie, Chairman of NDC in Anambra called on the party leaders to be proud of their party and work harmoniously for the victory of the NDC in the 2027 elections.

 

He said they should unite, eschew quarrel and work collaboratively for a common goal in the 2027 elections.

 

“We must work for total victory for the president and National Assembly candidates of the NDC.

 

“There is no second place in this contest, we must deliver our polling units

 

“Be sure your polling unit agents are people who have characters, Internet connected and lettered,” he said.

 

Also speaking, Chief Ifeanyi Ibezi, the Coordinator of Presidential Campaign Council in Anambra said he was impressed with the quality of the grassroots leaders.

 

He said Anambra would deliver Mr Peter Obi and all other candidates of the NDC for National and State House of Assembly with maximum votes.

 

He said NDC was the alternative to the ruling All Progressives Grand Alliance the people of Anambra were looking for while acknowledging that it was not going to be an easy task.

 

He charged them to ensure that votes of the people were protected while assuring that nobody would fabricate results.

 

According to him, these party leaders here are people who have the capacity to deliver.

 

“Those working against Peter Obi should know that he is a man after God’s heart, everything about him is divine

 

“We must take the message of Peter Obi and the NDC candidate to all the polling units in Anambra.

 

“We are going to win the presidency, the three senators, 11 House of Representatives and 30 House of Assembly seats in the state.

 

“We will conclude our elections at the polling units, nobody is writing any result anywhere,” he said.

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