Anenih, Igbinedion, Others Meet, Plot APC Defeat

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Ahead 2015 general elections and 2016 Edo governorship election, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) bigwigs in the state at the weekend held a stakeholders’ meeting in the house of the Board of Trustee (BoT) Chairman, Tony Anenih, for over four hours to strategize.

The meeting, which was later shifted to Uromi had in attendance Minister for Works, Mike Onolemenmen, governorship aspirant, Ken Imansuagbon, Chief of Staff to Mr President, Mike Ogiadomhe; Chief Gabriel Igbinedion, business mogul, Captain Hosa Okunbor, and former Speaker Zakawanu Garuba.

PDP State Chairman, Dan Orbih, who spoke with newsmen, said the party chieftains converged to reappraise plans to reclaim the state back, adding that “80 per cent of the work to win back the state has been done”.

The party chieftain also berated the Adams Oshiomhole-led All Progressives Congress (APC) government over alleged growing rate of poverty in state

According to Orbih, “PDP leaders in Edo State met and from what you can see, it is a very loud message to the people of Edo State, that PDP is ready to win back the state.

“We canvassed the need for our members to go back to their respective wards, local government and start putting in place structures that will serve as roadmap to government house. The days of APC in the state is numbered.

“We are prepared to give the people of Edo State an alternative to what we are experiencing today. We are conscious fact that workers in the state today are not happy with the government.

“We want of the to give our people the opportunity to enjoy a purposeful government”.

On the party choice of governorship candidate, he stated: “We are not talking about where the candidate will come from; right now what we are discussing is the roadmap to government house and strengthening the party.

“Ordinarily, I would have given you details but because our opponent who are losing the fight, we don’t want them to know our strategy”,