By Christopher Sunday
voxnews.com.ng
The Abuja Chapter of Ibaji APC Like Minds, a forward-thinking socio-political group devoted to the growth of the All Progressives Congress (APC), held its quarterly meeting in the Federal Capital Territory with renewed dedication and unity of purpose.
The gathering was championed by two notable political figures from Ibaji Local Government Area — Hon. Mark Okpanachi Ogah, a respected political strategist and major financier of the APC in Ibaji and Idah Federal Constituency, and Chief Peter Egwuda, a grassroots mobilizer and staunch APC loyalist. Their joint leadership brought renewed energy and strategic focus to the meeting.
The event, chaired by the Executive Chairman of Ibaji Local Government, Hon. Emmanuel Ugeh, drew stakeholders from across the APC structure, including party leaders, members of the association, and well-wishers.
In their opening remarks, the leadership of Ibaji APC Like Minds expressed appreciation to His Excellency, Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo, for the appointment of several Ibaji sons and daughters into key positions. They reaffirmed their loyalty and commitment to supporting the policies of both the state government and the federal administration.
Speaking at the event, Hon. Mark Okpanachi Ogah urged members to remain steadfast in promoting the APC’s ideals and ensuring political inclusiveness and development across Ibaji. He emphasized the importance of aligning with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the progressive vision of Governor Ododo.
Chief Peter Egwuda, in his own remarks, encouraged the association to maintain its momentum and keep building bridges that will solidify the APC’s dominance in the local government and beyond. He highlighted the value of unity and continuity in sustaining growth and delivering democratic dividends to the people.
The meeting ended with a strong sense of purpose, as participants committed themselves to consolidating the APC’s strength in Ibaji and working collectively for a more prosperous Kogi State.
