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Edo APC Primaries: Ozemegwa laud Oshiomhole’s victory, rallies support for Tinubu’s reelection bid in 2027

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By Chijindu Emeruwa

Hon Jeffrey Omoh Ozemegwa, the Convener of the Progressive Next Generation Initiative (PNGI),has congratulated Comrade Senator Adams Aliu Oshiomhole on his well-deserved emergence as the All Progressives Congress (APC) Senatorial Candidate for Edo North,.

He described the victory as a triumph of proven leadership, experience, and unwavering commitment to the people.

Hon Jeffrey Omoh Ozemegwa, who made his minds in a statement issued on Monday by Media and Communication department of PNGI.

He stated that Oshiomhole, has not only paid his dues within the party but has also delivered quality representation, impactful legislation, and strong leadership during his first tenure in the Senate. According to him, the return ticket is a clear endorsement by the party and the people of Edo North who have witnessed tangible progress and effective representation.

He emphasized that the APC in Edo North remains united, focused, and determined to consolidate on its achievements, noting that Oshiomhole’s candidacy further strengthens the party’s dominance in the region.

The Convener of the Progressive Next Generation Initiative (PNGi), further declared that the people of Edo North are fully mobilized and politically energized to deliver overwhelming support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 general elections.

He stressed that the Renewed Hope Agenda of the President continues to resonate with the grassroots, assuring that Edo North will stand solidly behind the APC at all levels.

Hon. Jeffery Omoh Ozemegwa called on party faithful, stakeholders, and supporters to close ranks, intensify grassroots mobilization, and work collectively to ensure a landslide victory for the APC in Edo North and beyond.

He concluded by wishing Senator Oshiomhole continued success and reaffirmed his confidence in his capacity to deliver even greater dividends of democracy in his second term.

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