In a statement signed by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Jerry Needam, the State PDP Chairman Bro Felix Obuah said he was amazed by the enthusiasm and steadfastness shown by the grieving Ogoni people who just about a week ago lost a number of their people to ‘overzealous’ political office seekers from the area who ‘incited’ unwarranted military attack on the people.
Political party overwhelmed by Ogoni turnout
Bro Felix Obuah, Rivers State chairman of the PDP acknowledges the massive crowd that flooded the venue of the Senatorial District’s campaign rally.
The Governor of Rivers state, Nyesom Wike
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Felix Obuah, described the support exhibited by the Ogoni people as simply infectious and unprecedented promised that they will not regret following the right path by choosing to support GovernorNyesom Wike-led government and the PDP.
He urged them to translate all their love and support to another amazing victory for the PDP by coming out enmasse on Saturday, March 19, to vote for all PDP candidates, conduct themselves peacefully but guard their votes religiously.
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