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A delegation of the Igede Nation of the Benue South
Senatorial District popularly known as Zone C paid a visit
to Comrade Dan Onjeh, the Senatorial Candidate of the All
Progressives Congress for the zone today.
The delegation led by Engr. Morgan Okwuoche Morgan
pledged their total support for Comrade Daniel Onjeh in
the re-run coming up next year against the incumbent
senator David Mark.
According to the spokesperson of the group, Dr. Lewis
Obeka, the appalling leadership of Senator David Mark
has rendered the Igede nation into darkness. The land
cannot boast of any federal presence or any sign that
they are part of Nigeria.
He, therefore, gave a list of demands to Daniel Onjeh
ranging from Federal Presence and the linkage of the
Igede Nation to the neighboring states of Cross River and
Ebonyi. He requested that Dan should help to facilitate a
first class status for their traditional ruler.
He called the re-run a battle between David and Goliath
with Dan the real David against Senator Mark's Goliath.
He emphasized the position that never again would the
people of Zone C allows one man to monopolize an
elective seat for eternity as it the zone is a monarchy. It
is as a result of this resolve that the people of Oju and
Obi has decided with one voice to give 100% of their
votes to Daniel Onjeh for a paradigm change.
Responding to this statement, Comrade Onjeh, told them
he loves the Igede nation as his own. He said he has
always regarded the Igede as his brothers and sisters.
He added that it would no longer be the case that the
Igede would be ignored or marginalized if he is elected.
He has the plan to carry everyone along.
He thanked the delegation and urge them to continue to
spread the message of change to ensure total
emancipation from the grip of David Mark and his cabal.
The delegation was a representation of the 14 clans of
Igede land:
1. Wisdom Ahonye Uwokwu clan
2. Hon. Ejira U. Joel, Idele ward
3. Comrade John O. Odeh, ito
4. Idikwu Clifford Owo Ward
5. Ikwe Emmanuel, Ainu Ward
6. John Okpong, Ikache Ward
7. Chris Adaikwu, Oju Ward
8. Lewis Obeka, Ibilla Ward
9. Ogah Inakwu, Iyeche Ward
10. Otumala Ogbu
11. Alex Ogbu, Ukpa Ward
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