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Thousands troop out in Kogi to support APC guber candidate, Ododo
Thousands of supporters of the Governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress in Kogi State, Usman Ododo, have demonstrated their strength, putting to rest the claim of control of Igalaland by other parties .
The supporters held a One-Million-Match man Road Walk at Ajaka, Igala Mela/Odolu , Kogi, Local Government of the state for the APC candidate to show manifest their unending support for the candidate and the party.
Leading the road walk for the Ododo/Oyibo ticket, were prominent party members and supporters National Daily Newspaper gathered.
While addressing the supporters of the APC, the Igala Mela/Odolu Local chairman Omachonu, emphasized that “the only sellable candidate amongst several others jostling for the governorship seat of Kogi State is Ododo Usman.”
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The candidate is the choice of the party and the members of the party and assuring, victory is certain.
He expressed confidence in the ability of candidate, Mr. Ododo and his Deputy, Joel Oyibo Salifu, to bring the much-anticipated consolidation on the gains of his party’s administration in Kogi State in the past 7 years years National Daily Newspaper gathered from the Deputy’s speech.
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