…Reaffirms commitment to party unity, grassroots participation and APC’s success in 2027 elections
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!The All Progressives Congress (APC) grassroots mobilisation drive in Nkanu East and Nkanu West Local Government Areas gathered further momentum on Friday as Engr. Mike Chikosolu Ogbuekwe joined party candidates and other stakeholders on a community engagement tour of Nomeh and Mburubu in Nkanu East.
The exercise, which forms part of the party’s ongoing preparations for the January and February 2027 elections, provided an opportunity for APC candidates and stakeholders to take their message directly to the people, strengthen existing political relationships and consolidate the party’s grassroots presence across the two local government areas.
Ogbuekwe’s participation underscored his continued involvement in efforts to strengthen the party’s structures and promote closer engagement between its leadership, candidates and the electorate.
During the visits, the candidates addressed residents, presented their political aspirations and interacted with community members on issues affecting their respective communities and the broader development of the state and country.
The engagements also provided an opportunity to discuss the achievements and development agenda of Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, as well as the APC’s political vision ahead of the forthcoming elections.
Residents and party supporters participated in the meetings, while party leaders, stakeholders and grassroots mobilisers reaffirmed the importance of unity, cooperation and sustained engagement in building a stronger political organisation.
Speaking after the exercise, Ogbuekwe expressed appreciation to the people of Nomeh and Mburubu for their warm reception and participation. He also acknowledged the contributions of party leaders, stakeholders and grassroots supporters whose commitment, he noted, remained important to the success of the mobilisation exercise.
He emphasised that effective political mobilisation must be built on continuous interaction with the people, mutual understanding and a shared commitment to the party’s objectives.
According to him, strengthening the APC requires more than election-season activities; it demands consistent engagement with communities, unity among party members and the effective organisation of structures down to the ward and polling-unit levels.
Ogbuekwe also called for sustained cooperation among party stakeholders in Nkanu East and Nkanu West, stressing that collective effort and a common purpose would be essential to the party’s performance in the forthcoming elections.
His participation in the mobilisation exercise further reflects his commitment to grassroots political engagement and the collective efforts of APC stakeholders to expand the party’s reach across the two local government areas.
As preparations for the 2027 elections gather momentum, the APC mobilisation train is expected to continue its engagements across more communities, with a focus on strengthening party structures, communicating its political message and building support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah and other APC candidates.
For Ogbuekwe, the task remains clear: sustaining grassroots relationships, strengthening party unity and ensuring that the APC’s message reaches the people at the community level.
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