Senator Moses Cleopas Zuwoghe, national chairman of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), appealed to party leaders, members and supporters in Southern Ijaw, Bayelsa State, to spread the party’s message to every community as the country prepares for the 2027 Nigerian general election. He stressed that unity, discipline and coordinated effort are essential for building a strong grassroots network.
During a strategic gathering held at the headquarters secretariat complex of His Will Political Family Worldwide in Yenagoa, Zuwoghe addressed representatives from the local government and ward executive committees across all 17 wards of Southern Ijaw. The meeting was described as an opportunity to tighten internal structures, deepen mobilisation at the grassroots level and outline tactics for a more robust party organisation ahead of the 2027 polls.
Four NDC candidates for the Bayelsa State House of Assembly—Ogede Parkins Embeleakpo, Ifiemi Collins Embiowei, Ziriki Ayebamiebi Godwill and Alfred Perekere Salvation—were present, along with the party’s House of Representatives hopeful for Southern Ijaw Federal Constituency, Leghemo Abaye Diepreye. Their attendance underscored the party’s focus on fielding competitive candidates across the state.
Zuwoghe emphasized that each ward must stay active, well‑organised and fully committed to the party’s objectives. He urged leaders and stakeholders to take the NDC’s vision of good governance, justice and people‑centred leadership to every village and town, ensuring the message resonates with voters.
> "The journey to 2027 requires commitment, sacrifice and teamwork. Together, > we shall build a formidable political structure in Southern Ijaw and across > Bayelsa State," Zuwoghe declared.
He added that the party’s future success hinges on collective responsibility, describing unity and shared commitment as the cornerstone of any political victory.
What did the chairman highlight?
- Active participation of every ward in party activities.
- The need for disciplined, coordinated efforts across the state.
- The importance of conveying the NDC’s governance agenda to the electorate.
Who attended the meeting?
- Local government and ward executives from all 17 wards of Southern Ijaw.
- Four House of Assembly candidates and one House of Representatives candidate representing the party in the area.
The gathering reflects the NDC’s broader strategy to strengthen its grassroots presence nationwide, positioning itself as a credible alternative ahead of the 2027 elections.