The National Leader of the Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC), Senator Henry Seriake Dickson, has held a consultation and reconciliation meeting with leaders, candidates and stakeholders of the party in Imo State as part of efforts to strengthen unity ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Dickson disclosed this in a Facebook post after the meeting, which was addressed by former Imo State Governor and NDC State Leader, Chief Achike Udenwa.
He described the meeting as “very fruitful” and said the participants agreed to work together to ensure the victory of all NDC candidates in the state.
The former governor of Bayelsa State said the meeting was part of the national leadership’s ongoing efforts to build a strong and united party capable of achieving electoral victories at all levels.
“I thanked them for attending and for appreciating the efforts that I and the party leadership are making to build a strong and united NDC,” Dickson said.
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He urged IMO stakeholders to build on the outcomes of the meeting by calling for further engagements aimed at achieving what he described as total unity and comprehensive reconciliation involving all stakeholders of the state.
Dickson also called on all NDC candidates and party leaders to play an active role in the reconciliation process, highlighting the need for them to become instruments of unity within the party.
He further revealed that the NDC would soon send a team of senior party officials to Imo State to support and deepen reconciliation efforts.
The NDC national leader commended Udenwa for his leadership as the party’s Imo state leader and urged him to intensify his efforts with the support of the national leadership.
“I thank His Excellency Chief Udenwa for the leadership he is providing as the state leader in Imo and urge him to do more with the support of the national leadership of the party,” Dickson said.
The reconciliation initiative is part of the NDC’s efforts to consolidate its structures and address internal differences between stakeholders ahead of the 2027 general elections.
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