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Don’t form Forum of Party offices – Esiso warns PDP youth leaders

by NewsNet Nigeria
6 years ago
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Don’t form Forum of Party offices – Esiso warns PDP youth leaders
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The chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Delta State, Olorogun Kingsley Esiso, have called on youth leaders of the party to see their offices as positions that demand great responsibility and strive to live up to the mandate of their positions.

Esiso, made the call on Thursday in Asaba, when he played host to PDP youth leaders from across the twenty-five Local Government Areas of the state and the three Senatorial youth leaders, led by the State Youth Leader, Hon. Bino Obowomano.

In a statement by the State Publicity Secretary of the party, Dr Ifeanyi Osuoza, said that Olorogun Esiso called the attention of the youth leaders to their primary functions, which he said are to mobilize and sensitize youths within their council areas in support of the PDP.

Esiso noted that their offices entailed service, even as he pointed out that diligent service will surely attract the rewards which lukewarm attitude does not give.

“The PDP State Chairman also warned the youth leaders against the formation of Forum of Party offices within their Local Government Areas.

“Finally, they were further advised that they must continue to support and believe in the leadership of His Excellency, Senator, Dr Ifeanyi Okowa, the Executive Governor of Delta State,” the statement added.

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