Obrogo says APC is ready for 2019 general election

-----as Oshiomole emerged national chairman

By

Kelvin Ohoror 

Ahead of 2019 general election,the newly elected chairman of the All Progressive Congress(APC) Mr. Benson Obrogo has affirmed that,the party is ready and fully prepared for the 2019 general election, he made this known during the inauguration of the newly elected executive at the party secretariat, Oleh, Isoko South, Local Government Area, Delta State. 

According to him, his election as the chairman of the party including his executive is a new dawn for the party in Isoko South, noting that, the party is ever united and set to win election come 2019.

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He further reaffirmed that,come 2019 the party in Isoko and beyond is ready to slaught it out with any party, saying that,APC Delta State has the structure to win,that they are set to takeover government house come 2019.

He also appealed to the party members who are aggrieved as a result of the last congress of the party to bury their hatchet and join him and the leaders and stakeholders of the party to work for the victory of the party come 2019.

 Sharing the same view with the party LGA chairman,former House of Assembly member Hon.Benjamin Efemona Efekodo said that, the party is very prepared and ready for 2019 election,noting that unlike the local government election were rigging was able to take place because it was the State that conducted the election.

Hon. Efekodo further stressed that, during the local government election, the PDP have all the officials, mechineries and apparatus, but come 2019 is going to be a different ball game entirely because INEC will be the one to conduct the election which is a neutral body.

He therefore advice the party faithfuls to put themselves together and campaign for the next general election to ensure victory. 

Meanwhile comarade Adam Oshomole has been elected as the national chairman of all progressive congress (APC) on the 23^rd of June 2018. He was elected on a voice vote as other contesting aspirants step down for him making him a consensus candidate.