_APC PRIMARY ELECTION: HON DESMOND UGBO APPEAL FOR UNITY AND ACCEPTANCE OF PARTY'S DECISION*_


 ```Dear Rt Hon Dennis Osagbemworue Idahosa,``` 

I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. As a concerned member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) family in the Edo South Senatorial district, I am writing to you on behalf of our party members and supporters in Ward 7, Egor LGA, and across Edo State. It is my sincere hope that you will hear our appeal and consider the importance of unity and acceptance within our party.

Firstly, I would like to acknowledge and commend the commendable campaign and political capacity you displayed throughout the APC's gubernatorial primary election. Your dedication and commitment to our party's principles and ideology have not gone unnoticed. However, as you are aware, the majority of our party members have spoken in favor of Senator Monday Okpebholo as the party's flag bearer.

In the spirit of good sportsmanship and the overall interest of our great party, I humbly implore you to accept the party's decision and embrace Senator Okpebholo as our candidate. The APC prides itself on being a family, and intra-party contests should be treated as such. Let us not allow this momentary difference to divide us or hinder our collective progress towards a better Edo State.

I firmly believe that you, Rt Hon Dennis Osagbemworue Idahosa, have an exceptional political potential and a promising future within our party. It is crucial for you to acknowledge your role as a young leader and set an example for others by demonstrating the true essence of unity and solidarity. By accepting the party's decision, you will not only showcase your maturity but also inspire others to do the same.

Our party's supremacy and our unwavering commitment to the advancement of the APC should take precedence in our minds. Now is the time for us to set aside any pre-primary differences and rally together as a cohesive force. Together, we can work tirelessly towards securing a resounding victory for the APC and our Governorship Candidate, Senator Okpebholo, in the upcoming polls.

I urge you, Rt Hon Dennis Osagbemworue Idahosa, to join us in the field and actively campaign for our party, championing its ideals and vision for a prosperous Edo State. Our tireless efforts will not be in vain if we remain united, dedicated, and committed to the victory of the APC come September 21st, 2024.

In conclusion, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to all of us on this significant achievement. I eagerly look forward to working closely with you and other party members in our collective journey towards a successful victory. Together, let us strive for a united party and a prosperous Edo State.

Yours sincerely,

 HON DESMOND UGBO
 _Fmr. Vice Chairman & Acting Chairman Egor Local Government Council._ 
 _APC Leader, Ward 7, Egor LGA_

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