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The caucus of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, in the House of Representatives on Wednesday reaffirmed their loyalty to the party and pledged to hold the Federal Government accountable as the opposition bloc positions itself ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The lawmakers led by the House Minority Leader, Honourable Victor Afam Ogene, paid a courtesy visit to the National Leader of the NDC, Senator Henry Seriake Dickson, at his residence in Abuja.
Those in the delegation who were received by the NDC National Leader were Honourable George Ozodinobi, Honourable Okey-Joe Onuakalusi, Honourable Lillian Orogbu, Honourable Atta Thaddeous Achief, Honourable Engineer Chijioke Okereke, Honourable Peter Ozokwe, Honourable Murphy Osaro Omoruyi, Honourable Engineer Emeka Idu, Honourable Manuchim Omezuruike, Honourable Muktar Umar Zakari, Honourable Yusuf Umar Datti, Honourable Peter Aniekwe, and Honourable Uchenna Harris Okonkwo.
Also present to welcome the lawmakers alongside the National Leader was the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Mr Peter Obi; ex Kano State Governor, who also flew the flag of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) in the 2023 presidential poll, Dr Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso; and other leaders and members of the NDC.
Hon. Ogene, speaking on behalf of the caucus, told the gathering that the visit was to assure the party leadership of the commitment of the lawmakers to the ideals of the NDC and their determination to serve Nigerians through effective opposition politics.
Ogene said, “This evening we are here as members of the House of Representatives Caucus of the NDC to assure you of our commitment to serving the people of Nigeria in line with the motto of our party, ‘Service to the People’.”
The Minority Leader stressed that the caucus would continue to focus on ensuring accountability and democratic governance in the country.
“We will hold the government of the day accountable to the people in the discharge of this service so that they will render to the Nigerian people the basic necessities associated with democracy and civil rule,” he said.
The NDC is the leading opposition force in the National Assembly, particularly in the House of Representatives and the increasing numbers would give the party a stronger voice nationally and internationally, Ogene described.
“Your Excellencies, we are now the major opposition party in the Parliament, especially the House of Representatives where we operate from and with this number our voice will be strengthened. “It will be heard, it will reverberate across not just Nigeria but across the world to hold the government to its responsibilities,” he declared.
He also assured the party leadership of the caucus’ unfaltering loyalty to the NDC and the Nigerian people.
“We pledge our commitment to you, we pledge our loyalty to the party, and we pledge our loyalty to the Nigerian people. “Thank you for receiving us, Your Excellencies,” Ogene added.
In his response on behalf of Senator Dickson and other party leaders, Engr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso commended the lawmakers for their loyalty and commitment to the party, noting that loyalty is a rare virtue in contemporary Nigerian politics.
“Your Excellency, the leader of our party, the NDC, Senator Dickson; Your Excellency, the former Governor of Anambra State, Chief Peter O’Dea; Honourable members, Your Excellencies, distinguished ladies and gentlemen, members of the press, on behalf of my humble self, the leader, and of course the former Governor of Anambra State, and all other leaders, the young men and women who are here, I would like to welcome you to the Leader’s House,” said Kwankwaso.
He praised the caucus members for identifying with the leadership of the party and lauded their steadfastness.
We have to thank you for the loyalty, which is, of course, very rare commodity these days. “We appreciate you and we want to assure you on behalf of the leader and the party that we’ll continue to do whatever it takes to carry you with us so that together we can succeed,” he said.
He also used the opportunity to urge Nigerians to register with the NDC and actively participate in the electoral process in the run up to the next general elections.
“I will also take the opportunity to call on Nigerians to ensure that they register with the NDC and also register as voters with INEC. “That will give everybody the opportunity to bring about the much-needed positive change that is coming, by the grace of God, in 2027,” he said.
He further urged party members to intensify mobilisation at the grassroots in their constituencies, particularly among the youths and supporters of political change.
“I also want to call on our members, all of you to go back to your constituencies, mobilize our people, especially the young men and women and of course the nationalists who are supporting the change we are talking about in this country,” Kwankwaso added.
