Sapele PDP Stalwart, Efe Edema Speaks on Arenyeka’s Qualifications to Lead Party in Delta
Arenyeka is eminently qualified to pilot Delta PDP says Sapele Party Stalwart, Efe Edema
A frontline chairmanship aspirant in Sapele Local Government Area in the last Council polls in Delta, Hon Efe Edema, has lauded Chief Solomon Arenyeka over his emergence as the State Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party saying that “he is eminently qualified to pilot affairs of the PDP in Delta State”.
“Chief Arenyeka has all the qualifications to pilot affairs of the PDP in Delta”, she stated in a signed statement, copies of which were made available to journalists in Warri on Wednesday.
Efe Edema who is a critical Stakeholder of the PDP in Ward 7, Sapele local government area, while congratulating Chief Arenyeka on his emergence as the Delta PDP Chairman, expressed confidence in the ability of the new leadership to deliver on its mandate.
In her felicitation message, Efe Edema pledged the full support and collaboration of her group and associates to work with Solomon Arenyeka, “in further taking the PDP to higher heights”.
The statement partly reads, “Your resounding victory at the just concluded state party congress is well-deserved.
“Your unwavering commitment and support for the party affairs has earned you more responsibility to our great Party.
“We do not doubt that you will deploy your exceptional leadership qualities, which you have displayed over the years, to work for the party.”
While expressing optimism that the Arenyeka-led executive will provide purposeful leadership to the Delta PDP, the grassroots mobilizer extended her congratulatory message to all the other party executives that emerged from the state Party Congress held in Asaba.
Efe Edema called on the elected PDP officials to uphold the spirit of transparency and accountability in line with the party’s guiding principles and build on the achievements recorded by their predecessors “to enable the PDP to maintain its position as the ruling party in Delta State even beyond 2027”.