2027: Ombugadu promises roads, healthcare

• As over 100 APC members dumps party in Doma, declares for PDP

By Okpashi Odama

As the People’s Democratic party (PDP), and its governorship candidate, Dr Emmanuel David Ombugadu , takes its campaign rally to Doma and Obi Local government of the state, over 100 members of the ruling All Progressive Congress APC, denounced their membership and declared for the major opposition People’s Democratic party PDP.

The campaign train which received the decampees in Doma, also witnessed unprecedented crowed in Obi Local Government Areas who turned out to show solidarity with opposition PDP and its governorship candidate, Dr Emmanuel David Ombugadu.

Receiving the. enthusiastic decampees and supporters of the party, the governorship candidate, David Emmanuel Ombugadu, assured the decampees of equal opportunities declaring that their return to PDP was home come as Doma has ever been the home of the party in the state.

Dr. Ombugadu while urging the decampees, supporters and other stakeholders to remain committed , dedicated and loyal to the party, further appeal the the residents to resist intimidation.

He charged them to go out and obtain their voters saying that it is only with the PVC, the can fight against manipulation, bad governance, hunger and under development of the state

The PDP candidate outlined his administration’s plans to include road construction to link Doma with the Federal Capital Territory, improved healthcare services and the advancement of agriculture to boost food production and ensure food security.

The campaign train was received by enthusiastic party supporters and stakeholders who gathered to express solidarity with the party and its candidates ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Speaking during the rally in Doma and Obi local government Areas, PDP chairmen in the various local government areas pledged their commitment to the party, expressing confidence in their ability to mobilise grassroots support for its candidates.

Also speaking at the rally, a chieftain of the party, mr Mathew Akwe called on the people of Doma and Obi to vote for David Emmanuel Ombugadu for the overall transformation of the state

Highlights of the campaign were the presentation of the party’s flags to contestants under the party, signifying the commencement of their campaigns across their respective constituencies as well as visit to the traditional rulers of the two local government areas to seek their royal blessings.