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NDC names Ogbonnia Enugu State leader
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NDC names Ogbonnia Enugu State leader

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 2 mins read
NDC names Ogbonnia Enugu State leader

By Dennis Agbo

ENUGU — The Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, in Enugu State has formally recognised Dr SKC Ogbonnia as the leader of the party in the state.

The State Chairman of the party, Dr Johnpaul Anih, announced this on Saturday during the seventh State Working Committee, SWC, meeting held in Enugu.

Anih described Ogbonnia as a highly respected member of the NDC whose contributions to the growth, stability and advancement of the party in Enugu State could not be overlooked.

He said Ogbonnia was a distinguished statesman, accomplished professional and committed stakeholder whose experience, intellectual depth and commitment to democratic ideals had continued to strengthen the party.

According to him, the decision to formally recognise Ogbonnia as the Enugu State leader reflected the party’s appreciation of his stature, experience and contributions to the political development of the state.

“Dr SKC Ogbonnia remains our leader in Enugu State. He is a man of immense intellectual capacity, remarkable political sagacity and unquestionable pedigree. His contributions to the NDC and his commitment to the ideals upon which our party was founded are deeply appreciated,” Anih said.

The chairman said the party leadership would continue to accord due respect and recognition to its founding members, elders and other stakeholders who had demonstrated commitment to the party and contributed to its consolidation.

He said the recognition of Ogbonnia was also in line with the party’s efforts to strengthen internal cohesion, foster mutual respect among its organs and build a formidable political structure ahead of the forthcoming elections.

Anih called on members and supporters of the NDC in Enugu State to rally around the party’s leadership, remain steadfast and place the collective interest of the party above individual considerations.

He expressed confidence that with the support of its leaders, stakeholders and grassroots members, the NDC would continue to expand its political footprint in the state and emerge as a formidable force in the forthcoming elections.

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