Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Usman Ododo, has brokered peace among APC stakeholders in the Kabba axis, urging party leaders and members to put aside their differences, embrace unity and work collectively towards the party’s success in the 2027 elections.
Speaking with stakeholders, Ododo reaffirmed his commitment to the development of Kabba and the wider Owe community, stressing that internal disagreements must not be allowed to weaken the party at the grassroots.
The Governor particularly emphasised the importance of the APC State House of Assembly candidates, declaring: “The APC candidates for the Assembly seats are my candidates and I prioritise them. All hands must be on deck to deliver them. The victory of the APC is not negotiable.”
He called on party leaders, stakeholders and supporters to give the candidates their full support, while stressing that electoral victory should translate into stronger government-community relations and more development for the people.
Ododo’s intervention is part of his broader reconciliation efforts within the Kogi APC. In September, he inaugurated a 17-member Peace and Conflict Resolution Committee, chaired by former Governor Idris Wada, to reconcile aggrieved members, resolve internal disputes and strengthen party unity ahead of 2027.
The Governor’s engagement with Kabba APC stakeholders is expected to further strengthen unity within the party and enhance its grassroots mobilisation ahead of the forthcoming elections.
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