Ahead of the 2023 general election, members of the All Progressives Congress, in Balsa State, have been urged to be united in galvanising support for the party at all levels.
The call came during the South South APC Stakeholders Consultative meeting in Yenagoa, where notable party leaders, including the Minister of State for Petroleum to pray silver were in attendance.
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As activities for the 2023 general elections begin to gather momentum, the need for party faithful to form a united front in achieving victory has become a major talking point among party leaders in recent times.
To drive home this point, South South stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress gathered on Yenagoa, capital of Bayelsa to make consultations ahead of the 2023 polls.
Emphasising the need for unity, the Minister of State for Petroleum, Timipre Sylva, said, the APC presidential candidate Ahmed Bola Tinubu has the capacity to create opportunities and potential wealth for the nation.
Speaking to Newsmen in Yenagoa, Victor Giadom, Vice Chairman of the APC, South South said the party is determined to conquer and win the seats in the the three senatorial district of Bayelsa including the presidential seat and bring good leadership to Bayelsa.
Earlier at the meeting, State Party Chairman Dennis Otiotio described the gathering as timely, while also advocating the support of critical stakeholders in the state to deliver all Progressive Congress candidates in the first coming elections.
“We have brought stakeholders from various local governments to talk together to see how we can work together to ensure victory for our party in Bayelsa state.
With the Commission from the Independent National Electoral Commission,, INEC the APC believes its popularity will be reestablished at the start of its campaigns across the Federation.
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