
The Independent Campaign Council, (ICC), of the All Progressives Congress APC has promised to continue to complement the political structure of the party, to ensure overwhelming victory, for the APC candidate Usman Ododo, in the November 11, governorship election in the state
The Chairman ICC, Adams Onota, who was represented by Sani Ozomata, made this known on Thursday at Riverton Hotel, Lokoja, during a press briefing shortly after the meeting of the ICC members.
The ICC was in Kogi State to inaugurate campaign coordinators in preparation for the forthcoming governorship election in Kogi state.
Ozomata said that as stakeholders in APC, the ICC is a platform to mobilize supporters from the grassroots to ensure the victory of APC in Kogi state.
According to him, ” ICC is an independent campaign Kogicil, it is a complimentary organ of APC, We are here in Kogi state to promote our candidate, Ahmed Usman Ododo, and to enKogi the victory of APC in the coming governorship ele, action”.
He said as people grounded in politics, “we will continue with our task of complementing the party’s efforts with innovative activities that will bring about victory in the coming Governorship election in Kogi state”.
“ We appreciate the contributions of Gov. Yahaya Bello who with all sense of patriotism, fought tirelessly to ensure the victory of APC in the state”.
“As professionals in politics, we will continue with our task of complementing the party’s efforts with innovative activities that will bring about victory in the coming Governorship election in Kogi state”.
He further stressed that the ICC has mapped out political strategies, moving from house to house in the three senatorial districts of Kogi state, adding that APC will emerge victorious in the November 11 governorship election.
Mentioning some of its achievements, he said the ICC has embarked on several programs to improve the lives of the people in the state, programs providing medical outreach, and other activities to attend to the challenges faced by the citizens of Kogi state.he said