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Seriake Dickson meets NDC executives in UK, Germany
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Seriake Dickson meets NDC executives in UK, Germany

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The national leader of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, Seriake Dickson, has met with the party’s executives in the UK and Germany.

Dickson disclosed this in a post on his verified X handle on Sunday, stating that it was his one-week working visit to Europe.

He said the visit is part of efforts to boost the party’s structure and deepen the involvement of its members outside Nigeria ahead of the 2027 general elections.

According to him, the visit followed almost a year of efforts to build the party and address some of its challenges.

The former Bayelsa state governor expressed gratitude to the diaspora executives for their support, urging them to intensify their activities and mobilise eligible voters ahead of the elections.

“After almost a year building the NDC and resolving its challenges, I decided to embark on a one-week working visit to Europe,” Dickson said.

The party leaders called on the NDC members in the diaspora to organise themselves, especially those registered to vote, and participate actively in the electoral process.

The Bayelsa Senator equally urged the diaspora chapters to hold conferences and conventions, assuring them that he and other members of the party’s leadership would make efforts to attend such gatherings.

Seriake Dickson meets NDC executives in UK, Germany

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