The convener and national chairman for Peoples Organic Movement (POM), Chief Eliashib Ime-James, has written to the National Coalition Group led by Senator David Mark to join the group.
In the letter seeking to join the group, made available to LEADERSHIP, the leader of the group said, “I hope this letter finds you well. On behalf of the Peoples Organic Movement (POM), and sequel to your meeting with our national leadership, I write to express our interest in joining the National Coalition Group.
”We believe that our shared values and vision for the country’s future align with the Coalition’s objectives, and we are excited about the prospect of working together.
”As you may be aware, POM has been actively engaged in promoting progressive ideals and advocating for policies that benefit the Nigerian people”, Eliashib Ime-James stated.
According to the group, ”Our membership is comprised of individuals from diverse backgrounds, united by a common commitment to social justice and economic development powered by intentional production, consumption, and institutionalised good governance.
”We are particularly interested in the National Coalition Group’s plans to form a new political party. We believe that this development presents an opportunity for like-minded individuals and groups to come together and build a strong, progressive political force that can effectively challenge the status quo and drive meaningful change in our country.
”By joining the National Coalition Group and forging a new political party, we hope to contribute our experience, expertise, and grassroots support to the coalition’s efforts. We are confident that our collective strength will enable us to build a more robust and inclusive political movement that can deliver on the aspirations of the Nigerian people.
”We would like to request a meeting with your leadership to discuss the details of our potential membership and the plan to form a new political party. We are eager to explore how we can work together to achieve our shared goals and build a better future for Nigeria.
”Thank you for considering our expression of interest. We look forward to the opportunity to discuss this further,” the group stated.
