Our party cohesion due to Wike, presidential candidate, Onor’s effort – PDP Cross River
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Cross River State has attributed the cohesion and success they currently enjoy to the continued supports and leadership of its national leader and minister of FCT Abuja, Nyesom Wike, and that their presidential candidate, Prof Sandy Onor. Chairman of the party in the state, Venatius Ikem said both individuals […] Our party cohesion due to Wike, presidential…
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Cross River State has credited the ongoing unity and success of their organization to the ongoing support and leadership provided by their national leader and Minister of FCT Abuja, Nyesom Wike, as well as their presidential candidate, Prof Sandy Onor. Venatius Ikem, the party chairman in the state, highlighted that both individuals have offered members opportunities to serve the party in various capacities, contributing to their shared political journey and continued dedication to the party.
During a message to celebrate the five-year tenure of the State Executive Committee members, who opted to serve another term, Ikem acknowledged the challenges, experiences, and sacrifices that have marked their period of service. Despite the difficulties faced along the way, the members have remained committed to the party, continuing to work together and uphold its flag.
Ikem emphasized that each member's responsibilities, regardless of their size or status, play a crucial role in the organization's collective strength. The State Executive Committee is united by a common spirit of struggle, sacrifice, and service, with the experiences gained over the years enriching members and strengthening the relationships formed throughout their journey.
Expressing gratitude to God for the challenges encountered during their journey, the committee thanked their members, supporters, and stakeholders for their encouragement and support, and congratulated all members on the anniversary of their service.
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