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OGOJA VICE CHAIRMAN RECEIVES OGOJA APC WARD CHAIRMEN FORUM, REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO GRASSROOT DEVELOPMENT

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Hon. Emmanuel Idi Yakubu earlier today received the Ogoja APC Ward Chairmen Forum in his office, where they engaged in constructive discussions about the welfare of the people of Ogoja and the need for the APC-led government at all levels to intensify efforts in delivering good governance.

During the meeting, The Chairman of all Ward Chairmen Hon. Ngbantul Greg emphasized the importance of implementing policies and projects that will not only improve the standard of living for the people but also strengthen the APC’s presence and popularity in Ogoja. 

The meeting reaffirms the commitment of the Hon. Chris Agbeh-led government to inclusive governance, grassroots development, and the overall progress of Ogoja.

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