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2023: Odukpani Stakeholders, Ekpo Okon, And Party Stalwarts Drum Support For Senator Gershom Bassey

 


People Democratic Party (PDP} Party leaders across Odukpani Local Government Areas and stakeholders have urged Sen Gershom Bassey, the Senator representing Cross River South, to contest in the 2023 Gubernatorial election, assuring him of their total support. 


The Odukpani Chapter Chairman, Hon Barr Alex Asuquo said he will lead the Odukpani block to give Sen Bassey all the support he needed to win during the Primary election and the General election


Ntufam Ekpo Okon, ex-PDP chairman in Cross River State declared total support for the gubernatorial ambition of Senator Gershom Bassey.


According to the ex-PDP state Chairman, his total support for Gershom is based on his track record of excellence, integrity, and accountability in public service. The former  PDP state leader extolled the good virtue of Bassey as one of the founding fathers of PDP in Cross River State, developer, and season administrator who has demonstrated leadership experiences to qualify him to emerge as the next Governor of the State in 2023, owing to his footprint he left behind as Managing Director of  CRS Waterboard, and a facilitator of Odukpani oil, and gas park , National Hospital and facilitation of Odukpani roads construction. 


He disclosed this when the "Eagle" led his team members to pay Christmas /New year homage to the good people of Odukpani.

In the event, Bassey received a bouquet of handshakes from his people. Culturally speaking, a handshake is often handed to heroes and people who just did something BIG or unusual.

 

In that case,  Distinguished Senator Gershom has done tremendously well as a leader and still desires to do more.


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