2023: Abiriba Political Initiative Invites Candidates To An Interaction | READ DETAILS
As the political atmosphere heats up in preparation for the 2023 general election which is believed to be the vehicle that will transition a better Nigeria, so many groups and stakeholders have been interacting with political parties and their candidates to dissect their plans for the people whom they want to govern or represent. Abiriba Political Initiative is not left out in this search for quality leadership.
2023 remains a vital year for Abians and Nigerians at large as it will birth the next chain of leaders who will steer the wheel of leadership for the next four years and as such, it is expected that all seeking elective positions have thought out ways to positively affect all aspect of the economy for a better developed state and country.
With the good of Abians and Nigerians in general at heart, the Abiriba Political Initiative has created a platform to interact with all candidates vying for various elective positions, ranging from governorship, National Assembly to State House of Assembly in a bid to access and question their plans for the people if elected come 2023.
According to a release dated December 21, and signed by Akanu Obasi Okoro, secretary, Abiriba Political Initiative, 51 candidates have been shortlisted for the Political Parties Candidates Interaction for the 2023 elections.
SEE LIST OF SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES BELOW: ABIRIBA POLITICAL INITIATIVE (Party & Candidates List)
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