By Ehichioya Steve Odion
In a move to increase the visibility and growth of the new political coalition, the African Democratic Party, ADC, in Esan North East Local Government Area of Edo State, a chieftain of the party who recently ditched the All Progressives Congress, APC, Unabor Raphael has begun to build physical structures in the locality.
Towards this end, Unabor who recently secured a befitting Secretariat complex for Ward 2 in Uromi, Esan North East Local Government, also donated a large signboard mounted at the party's office.
Unabor said during a chat with journalists that the gesture is to ensure a smooth take off of the party in the local government, adding that with him and other party leaders in the local government, they would make the party visible and attractive to draw more supporters to its fold.
Unabor also hosted ADC members across the 11 Wards of the local government and their respective executive committees in his home, which gave a colouration of a political rally as a result of the massive turn out of people.
This session which came at the heels of an earlier one hosted in honour of the party local government chairman, Kenneth Uhebagwi and his executive members afforded him apple chance to unwind with his guests in a convivial atmosphere, prompting his pledge to donate a 100 fez caps to the new party.
He expressed his happiness with the rate at which new members were embracing the party within a very short period the party was introduced in the area. He appealed to the people to quickly identify and join the ADC which he said had come to correct the misrule of the APC and rescue the country from their stranglehold.
Unabor a grassroots politician is a household name in the politics of Uromi whose exploits have helped in galvanizing the youths, women and men in the area for every successful elections in the past.
He assured the leadership of the party in the state of his commitment to the growth of a party devoid of acrimony but strengthen peaceful coexistence among members.
Continuing, he said "what is paramount right now is for the leaders and other stakeholders to put more effort in mobilizing for new members to join the party and also ensure such members are registered voters".
He described ADC is as a party to beat come 2027 in view of its growing popularity within a short period of its existence in the area. He further said that the party is driven by the principles of openness and fairness in all its affairs, thus leading to the current level of acceptability of the party by many people.
He however urged party members in the local government area to support the leadership of the party to make it strong to win all elections in the area, assuring that the party's leadership would soon lead a sensitization and membership drive across the local government to strengthen its capacity.
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