Following
the concluded Imo State House of Assembly Primaries last week Saturday November
29, at the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, State Secretariat, the outcome of the
primary election has elicited joy and happiness to Imo State party stakeholders
and members, including other aspirants who lost in the election because of the
free and fair primary conducted by the party.
Speaking
after losing to the eventual winner of the primary, Peter Okorie, Don Ohakwe,
who contested against the winner of the primaries has congratulated Okorie in
the spirit of sportsmanship and hailed him for victory recorded in the
election.
Speaking to
Newswatch Times on phone, immediately the conclusion of the election, Ohakwe
praised Okorie for his gallant victory and urged him to represent the
constituency well by giving the area quality and qualitative representation
adding that he was sure that Okorie would emerge the winner in 2015, under the
PDP umbrella.
According to
the businessman and philanthropist, the primary has indicated and reaffirmed
the position of the party in the state as a party with love, brotherhood,
oneness and equity.
He described
the election as free and fair and best ever in the history of the party in the
state. He extols the leadership quality of the party’s leader, Senator Hope
Uzodinma for his drive and magnetic leadership in maintaining order, peace and
justice during the election and called on other leaders to emulate Senator
Uzodinma.
“I want praise the courage and determination
of our leader, Hope Uzodinma for making sure that the election went well
without rancour and bitterness. He showed quality leadership during the
election”, he added. “Its exemplary and encouraging and I hope the
gubernatorial primary election would be like that”.
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