Kogi PDP elders endorse Wada for second term
The Peoples Democratic Party Elders Advisory Council in Kogi State has endorsed the state Governor, Captain Idris Wada, for a second term in office.
Alhaji Ibrahim Idris, the Chairman of the council, announced the decision at a news briefing on Monday in Lokoja.
Idris, who is also the immediate past governor of the state, said the elders have also resolved to allow Kogi West Senatorial District or Kogi Central Senatorial District to produce the next governorship candidate of the party in 2019.
According to him, the elders and some critical stakeholders in the party from across the state took the decision at a meeting held in Lokoja on August 16.
According to him, the elders supported Wada’s candidature because of his good performance and quality leadership.
He also said the adoption of power rotation from 2019 was to end perceived marginalization and ensure justice, fairness and equity in the distribution of political positions in the party.
Idris said the elders have resolved to mobilize the people of the state to vote for the PDP in the governorship election slated for November 21.
Among those on the attendance list of the Lokoja meeting were the state party Chairman, Sam Ohuotu, Chief Shola Akanmode, retired Lieutenant General Salihu Ibrahim, Chief Moses Okino, Chief Shola Ojo, Alhaji Musa Amodu and Chief Patrick Adaba.
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Alhaji Ibrahim Idris, the Chairman of the council, announced the decision at a news briefing on Monday in Lokoja.
Idris, who is also the immediate past governor of the state, said the elders have also resolved to allow Kogi West Senatorial District or Kogi Central Senatorial District to produce the next governorship candidate of the party in 2019.
According to him, the elders and some critical stakeholders in the party from across the state took the decision at a meeting held in Lokoja on August 16.
According to him, the elders supported Wada’s candidature because of his good performance and quality leadership.
He also said the adoption of power rotation from 2019 was to end perceived marginalization and ensure justice, fairness and equity in the distribution of political positions in the party.
Idris said the elders have resolved to mobilize the people of the state to vote for the PDP in the governorship election slated for November 21.
Among those on the attendance list of the Lokoja meeting were the state party Chairman, Sam Ohuotu, Chief Shola Akanmode, retired Lieutenant General Salihu Ibrahim, Chief Moses Okino, Chief Shola Ojo, Alhaji Musa Amodu and Chief Patrick Adaba.
NAN.
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