News Maker in Abuja
The Accord Party is gaining fresh political momentum in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), with supporters expressing confidence in the growing popularity of its candidates ahead of the forthcoming elections. The party’s campaign message, anchored on grassroots mobilisation and effective representation, is increasingly resonating among its supporters across the territory.
At the centre of the mobilisation is Hon. Joshua Chinedu Obika, popularly described by his supporters as the “Lion of AMAC/Bwari Federal Constituency.”
Obika’s supporters say his growing political visibility and grassroots engagement are helping to strengthen Accord’s presence in the constituency, while projecting him as a candidate capable of providing purposeful representation.
The latest political activities by the party have also generated excitement among its supporters, who insist that Accord is “flying high” in the FCT. Although some of the campaign activities are being presented as preliminary mobilisation and a “testing of the microphone,” party loyalists believe the growing enthusiasm provides an indication of the level of support they expect to build ahead of the polls.
Supporters have consequently thrown their weight behind the combination of Joshua Chinedu Obika and Dalhatu Ezekiel Umar, describing the duo as the “sure ticket” for voters seeking a new political direction. They urged residents and eligible voters in the relevant constituencies to identify with Accord and support its candidates at the polls.
With Accord positioned as the first party on the ballot paper, the campaign has urged voters to look out for the party’s position and cast their votes for its candidates. Among the names being promoted by the campaign are Joshua Chinedu Obika, Dalhatu Ezekiel Umar, Rais Raymond Onwuemeodo and other Accord candidates, as the party intensifies its grassroots mobilisation across the FCT.
