High Chief Amb. Gabriel Ohai, APC Delta State Chairmanship aspirant, paid a courtesy visit to Senator Ned Munir Nwoko at his hometown, where he reaffirmed his long-standing commitment to fairness, equity, and the protection of the legacy APC structure in the state.
Speaking during the visit, Amb. Ohai stated that founding members of the APC have been sidelined from governance despite repeated engagements with the state government.
He stressed that while the government may retain control of governance, the legacy APC is determined to retain control of the party structure to ensure unity, justice, and internal democracy.
He warned against attempts to hijack the party through manipulation and assured that unresolved issues would be escalated to the national leadership in Abuja if necessary.
Amb. Ohai also expressed strong confidence in the creation of Anioma State, insisting that the process would not be hijacked and that the state capital would remain within the Anioma axis.
In his response, Senator Ned Munir Nwoko commended Amb. Ohai for his courage, consistency, and commitment to equity, fairness, and the Anioma struggle.
He reaffirmed his unwavering dedication to the creation of Anioma State and encouraged unity among progressive forces to safeguard both the party and the collective interests of the Anioma people.
