2000 PDP Members Will Welcome Buhari To Ebonyi – Gov Umahi
Gov. David Umahi of Ebonyi has assured that President Muhammadu Buhari would be welcomed to the state by at least 2000 members of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state.
Umahi has also allowed the All Progressives Congress (APC) to use the Pa Ngele Oruta stadium, Abakaliki for the party’s presidential rally on Jan.30.
He disclosed this on Friday at Ugbodo, headquarters of Ebonyi Local Government Area, during the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship rally.
He said the President would be accorded all necessary courtesy.
“We would take our rallies on that day to our three senatorial zones while we allow them (APC) to use the stadium,” the governor said.
He sought the permission of the PDP supporters to allow some members to be at the stadium to receive President Buhari.
“At least, 2, 000 PDP members would receive the President at the stadium while you go about your rallies in your various zones.
“I have identified those who will receive the President; so, when you see our people at the stadium, don’t be angry, because it is my arrangement.
“We would even help them (opposition) with buses to get people from Enugu and Abia,” he said.
He thanked the people for the support for his administration and pledged to deliver more dividends of democracy such as infrastructure and health care services, if re-elected.
“I urge our party supporters not to destroy posters of the opposition party because we have the crowd and are on ground,” Umahi said.
Umahi has also allowed the All Progressives Congress (APC) to use the Pa Ngele Oruta stadium, Abakaliki for the party’s presidential rally on Jan.30.
He disclosed this on Friday at Ugbodo, headquarters of Ebonyi Local Government Area, during the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship rally.
He said the President would be accorded all necessary courtesy.
“We would take our rallies on that day to our three senatorial zones while we allow them (APC) to use the stadium,” the governor said.
He sought the permission of the PDP supporters to allow some members to be at the stadium to receive President Buhari.
“At least, 2, 000 PDP members would receive the President at the stadium while you go about your rallies in your various zones.
“I have identified those who will receive the President; so, when you see our people at the stadium, don’t be angry, because it is my arrangement.
“We would even help them (opposition) with buses to get people from Enugu and Abia,” he said.
He thanked the people for the support for his administration and pledged to deliver more dividends of democracy such as infrastructure and health care services, if re-elected.
“I urge our party supporters not to destroy posters of the opposition party because we have the crowd and are on ground,” Umahi said.
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