Ahead of the 2023 general elections, opposition parties have been advised to embrace peace and shun violence as the All Progressives Congress (APC) campaigns will be issue-based.
This was the resolution of the party stakeholders at a meeting of the Mopamuro local government area’s chapter in Kogi State.
The meeting was attended by the party executives led by the chairman Hon. Charles Omoyele, the council chairman, Hon Moses Sunday David, the commissioner for information and communication, Kingsley Fanwo, House of Assembly member, Hon. Ademola Bello, political appointees from the council and zonal leaders of the APC.
In an interaction with newsmen after the meeting, Fanwo said the meeting evolved ways of ensuring that APC in Mopamuro comes out triumphant in the forthcoming general elections.
He said, “in the cause of the meeting, we passed a vote of confidence on the leader of the state and party, Alhaji Yahaya Bello and we have reconciled all aggrieved members of the party who are happily here”.
Fanwo added that “We are very happy that the party has come back stronger and we can assure the leadership of the party in the state and national levels that as we won in 2019, Mopamuro APC will also win in 2023”.
The commissioner assured the APC leadership that all aggrieved members in the council have been reconciled and they are marching forward together.
He added that all the party’s candidates namely Hon. Olawumi Jacob, Engr. Folorunsho Olafemi and Engr. Sunday Karimi who are vying for House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Kogi West senatorial seat respectively will win convincingly.
