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Ekajuk Ward 2 Hosts Interactive Session for Political Appointees in Ogoja LGA

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By Stephen Egar Ayim 

An interactive session was held in Ekajuk Ward 2, Ogoja Local Government Area, bringing together key political appointees and stakeholders. The event, which aimed to foster greater collaboration among political leaders, was hosted by Barr. Leonard Egede, the Legal Adviser to Ogoja LGA.
Co-hosts of the event included Mr. Mfam Francis, Director of the Cross River State Urban Renewal Agency; Mr. Gbaji Mathew Nkombe, Special Assistant to the Chairman of Ogoja LGA on Youth Mobilization; Mr. Joseph Momnang Joseph, Special Assistant to the Chairman of Ogoja LGA on Mobilization; and Mr. Moshe Mombum Emmanuel Special Assistant to the Chairman of Ogoja LGA on Youth Empowerment.
The Commissioner for Wealth Creation and Employment, Hon. Patrick Egbede, was also present at the event. Hon. Paddy Egbede had the honor of receiving Mr. Agaji Joseph Edi 
(EDI-JO) and 34 others, who made the decision to abandon the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and officially join the All Progressives Congress (APC).
During the session, Barr. Leonard Egede assured the political appointees and members of Ekajuk Ward 2 that he would work closely with the leader of the ward, Hon. Gabriel Edi, former Speaker of CRS HoA, Hon Edi Gabriel Jnr., to move the party forward and to ensure the continued progress and development of the area.
The meeting provided an opportunity for constructive dialogue and the sharing of ideas, aimed at strengthening the unity and political influence of the APC within Ekajuk ward 2 and across the LGA.

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