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Edo governorship: Uromi groups agree on political direction

by Our Reporter

…Support Yakubu as running mate to PDP’s Ize-Iyamu

 

Uromi na-Agabazilo, a socio-cultural and non-partisan organisation

committed to the articulation and resolution of socio-cultural and

political issues affecting the wellbeing of Uromi sons and daughters,  has

risen from a meeting in Uromi with a communiqué urging support by entire

Esan land for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship ticket of

Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu and Hon. John Yakubu.

 

The group, according to the two-page communiqué jointly signed by Chairman

of the meeting, Professor P.O. Onolemhemhen and conveners of the

meeting–Rt. Hon Friday Itulah, Bishop (Dr) Anthony Okosun, Clifford E.

Inegbedion, High Chief Enia Moses, William Oniha and Chief (Mrs)

Azeke–thanked Esan leaders for choosing one of their own, Hon. Yakubu, as

running mate to Ize-Iyamu of the PDP.

 

It urged all Uromi sons and daughters in particular and Esans in general

across Edo State to vote en-masse for the Ize-Iyamu/Yakubu governorship

ticket in the September 10 election.

 

The meeting, the communiqué said, thanked the conveners for their

“foresight in bringing Uromi sons and daughters, Uromi-based clubs and

associations to discuss a common issue for the security and wellbeing of

the people,” and urged that “a similar meeting of this nature be convened

whenever issues affecting the security and wellbeing of Uromi people

arise.”

 

According to the communiqué, the meeting resolved that “at all times,

Uromi people should stand behind their sons and daughters holding

positions of authority in all areas of human endeavour anywhere without

reservations.”

 

The meeting, the communiqué continued, “urged all sons and daughters of

Uromi kingdom at home and in the Diaspora to organise themselves into

groups and associations for the purpose of promoting, propagating and

defending Uromi common interest in particular and Esan (land) in general.”

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