Kogi ward congress leaders emerge, stakeholder share crucial details

Stakeholders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kogi state have commended the leadership of the party and its members for conducting a successful ward ad-hoc congress in Lokoja, the state capital.

In a statement signed by Ibrahim Dansofo, and made available to TimesNow.com.ng on Sunday, July 28, the stakeholders described the congress, held on Saturday, July 27, as one of the most democratic exercises conducted in Kogi state in recent years.

Dansofo noted that the exercise showcased the PDP’s commitment to internal democracy and unity in the state and in the country.

Speaking further, Kogi PDP Elders Forum commended the leadership of the party for creating a conducive atmosphere, ensuring a level playing field, and fostering a sense of belonging among party members.

This, they noted, led to a seamless and transparent process, where delegates freely exercised their franchise without coercion or manipulation.

Meanwhile, the Caretaker Committee (CTC) of Kogi state chapter of the PDP led by Senator Danjuma Laah, and the chairman of Congress Committee, reacted differently to the outcome of the ad-hoc ward congress in the state conducted on Saturday, July 27, 2024, Leadership reported.

However, the stakeholders, advised those who may have grievances or concerns to await the appeals panel, which will be set up immediately, to address their issues.

They cautioned against unguided actions or press statements capable of jeopardizing the party’s unity and potentially creating unnecessary tensions.

Speaking further, the party elders urged members to continue demonstrating maturity and commitment to the party’s ideals, building on the success of the ward ad-hoc congress.

They expressed optimism that this positive trend would continue ahead of the state’s main congress, setting a strong foundation for the party’s future success.

In another development, Kogi state political activist, Comrade Usman Okai Austin, has faulted the Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)’s delay at the Federal High Court.

He questioned the agency’s commitment to justice in the ongoing case against former Governor Yahaya Bello.

Okai, in a statement sent to TimesNow.com.ng on Wednesday, June 13, urged the EFCC to uphold its integrity, reminding them that the public’s trust is at stake.

Source: TimesNow.com.ng

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