Edo NDC Unveils Candidates, Rallies Members for Unity
Felix Omoh-Asun in Benin The Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Edo State chapter, Babatunde David Olukoga, yesterday pleaded with party members to let go of the past and embrace
The Chairman of the Edo State chapter of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Babatunde David Olukoga, addressed party members on Friday, urging them to set aside past disputes and unite for the upcoming 2027 elections. Olukoga emphasized the importance of leaving behind the divisions and acrimony that marred the primaries, stating that the party's success hinges on unity.
He acknowledged the existence of issues and grievances among members but urged everyone to move forward and focus on winning the elections. Olukoga stressed that a divided party cannot prevail in any election, and that all conflicts must be settled at the negotiating table, as history has shown that wars are resolved through dialogue.
The chairman implored party members to refrain from violence, disrespecting leaders, and any form of indiscipline, asserting that the key to a successful campaign and victory lies in peaceful resolution of differences. He also advised dissatisfied individuals to seek legal recourse if necessary and urged candidates to campaign at the grassroots level, as elections are approaching.
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