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Ojakovo Remains Recognized APC Leader in Ethiope East — Omaraye Reaffirms
Speaking with journalists in Isiokolo, Omaraye commended Ojakovo’s consistent leadership and loyalty to the party, particularly highlighting his efforts during the 2023 general elections.
Isiokolo, Delta State — A prominent chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Delta State, Comrade Terry Omaraye, has reaffirmed Chief Love Okeoghene Ojakovo’s status as the recognized leader of the APC in Ethiope East Local Government Area.
Speaking with journalists in Isiokolo, Omaraye commended Ojakovo’s consistent leadership and loyalty to the party, particularly highlighting his efforts during the 2023 general elections.
“Chief Love Ojakovo has shown dedication, sacrifice, and unwavering loyalty to the APC in Ethiope East. His contributions toward building the party at the grassroots remain invaluable,” Omaraye stated.
He further emphasized that Chief Ojakovo has played a central role in strengthening party unity and structure across the various wards in the local government. “As a leader, Chief Ojakovo has the right to contribute and give direction on matters affecting the APC in Ethiope East,” he added.
Addressing recent internal disagreements within the party, Omaraye called on stakeholders to uphold unity and mutual respect, especially as the political landscape in Delta State continues to evolve.
“We must ensure that our actions are in line with the party’s democratic values and objectives. Recognizing and supporting longstanding leaders like Chief Ojakovo will strengthen our base and foster cohesion,” he urged.
Omaraye also appealed to the national leadership of the APC to continue backing initiatives that promote inclusion, respect for established structures, and unity at the grassroots level.
“In conclusion, Chief Love Ojakovo remains a respected and acknowledged leader of the APC in Ethiope East. Collaboration and dialogue are essential as we work toward the party’s continued growth and success,” Omaraye affirmed.
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