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Opobo/Nkoro: Vice chairmanship candidate pledges to work for the people

By: Felix Ikpotor

As the campaign of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Opobo/Nkoro Local Government Area of Rivers State for the April 17th local council polls continues, Vice Chairmanship candidate of the party, Madam Angela Anthony Oju-Kienmie has promised to work in synergy with the Chairmanship candidate, Honourable Enyiada Cookey-Gam to deliver the dividends of democracy to the people and further the ideals of the party.

Madam Oju-Kienmie spoke on the sideline of the campaign flagg-off in Nkoro town.

The Vice Chairmanship candidate  used the opportunity to thank stakeholders of the party for giving her the opportunity to serve.

She  expressed her willingness to establish a smooth working relationship  with the chairmanship candidate to take Opobo/Nkoro  to the next level.

Earlier at the flag-off,  the Chairmanship Candidate, Honourable Enyiada Cookey-Gam  assured the people of his resolve to be the game changer, while thanking the leaders for another opportunity to serve.

He promised to  transform all sectors  of Opobo/Nkoro local economy, especially agriculture to provide employment opportunities for the teaming  Youths.

Among the party stakeholders at the flag-off includes; Commissioner for Water Resources, Dr Tamunosisi Gogo-Jaja

Honorable Adonye Kelly Diri, member representing the area I the Rivers State House Of Assembly, the Chairman of Council Honourable  Eugene Joshua Jaja, Honourable Sotonye Toby Fulton, Alabo-Elect  Edward Namiesimagha and Honourable Adolphus Orubienimigha,Hon. Angela: Hon Caroline Ekine, Professor Ngerebo-A Tamunonimi, Hon. Emmanuel Ngereibia, Mr. Lawrence Dagogo, Hon. Angela: Senibo Emmanuel Oko- Jaja, Senibo Humphrey Uranta, Goddy Pepple and Mrs Faith Ben.

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