MAYOR OF AROCHUKWU. PROF. OKEREKE EZE ARU JOINS LABOUR PARTY LEADERS TO WELCOME PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE TO AROCHUKWU LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

MAYOR OF AROCHUKWU. PROF. OKEREKE EZE ARU JOINS LABOUR PARTY LEADERS TO WELCOME PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE TO AROCHUKWU LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

The Executive Mayor of Arochukwu Local Government Area, Engr. Prof. Okereke Eze Aru, joined other Labour Party chieftains, political appointees, party stakeholders, Labour Party candidates and supporters to warmly welcome the Labour Party Presidential Flag bearer, Amb. Chibuzo Sunday Okereke, PhD, to Arochukwu Local Government Area.

The welcome event brought together party leaders, candidates, stakeholders and members from across the Local Government Area in a show of solidarity and support for the party’s presidential candidate.

The Mayor’s participation further underscored his commitment to engaging with Labour Party stakeholders and strengthening unity and cooperation among party members across Arochukwu LGA.

The visit provided an opportunity for party leaders and members to interact with the presidential candidate, reaffirm their shared political objectives and mobilise grassroots support ahead of the forthcoming electoral activities.

The gathering ended on a note of renewed enthusiasm, with party stakeholders expressing their readiness to work collectively towards strengthening the Labour Party’s presence and organisation across Arochukwu Local Government Area.

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