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HON PATRICK EGBEDE, COMMISSIONER, MINISTRY OF WEALTH CREATION AND EMPLOYMENT, RECEIVED DEFECTORS FROM PDP INTO THE APC FAMILY.

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On September 16, 2024, Hon. Patrick Egbede, Commissioner Ministry of Wealth Creation and Employment, proudly welcomed several prominent defectors from the People's Democratic Party (PDP) into the All Progressives Congress (APC). The event highlighted the growing support for APC and the leadership of our Governor Sen. Prince Bassey Edet Otu.

In his remarks, Hon. Egbede expressed gratitude to Governor Otu for his dedication to human transformation and compassionate governance, which continues to inspire many. 

Among the new members, Desmond Agam spoke on behalf of the group, which also includes Stephen Ejuru Ajah, Eshop Raphael, Gabriel Sunday, Eshop Raphael, Sylvester Aleji, Peter Kuyunghu, among others.

The Leadership and Members of APC in the Ward extends a warm welcome to the new members and looks forward to their contributions to the party's vision.

Comr. Stephen Egar Ayim 
Media Assistant to The Commissioner for Wealth Creation and Employment  
Cross River State

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