PAP Boss Commends South-South Governors for Smooth APC Congresses
The Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Dr. Dennis Brutu Otuaro, has praised the Governors of the South-South region for ensuring peaceful and orderly conduct of the recently concluded All Progressives Congress (APC) ward and state congresses in their states.
Dr. Otuaro highlighted the proactive efforts of Governors Sheriff Oborevwori (Delta), Douye Diri (Bayelsa), Siminalayi Fubara (Rivers), Umo Eno (Akwa Ibom), Bassey Otu (Cross River), and Monday Okpebholo (Edo), saying their leadership was instrumental in the successful election of new ward executives and State Working Committees (SWCs) across the zone.
He also congratulated Solomon Arenyeka, Warman Ogoriba, Tony Okocha, Stephen Ntukekpo, Chris Etta, and Jarret Tenebe on their election as APC chairmen in Delta, Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Cross River, and Edo respectively, along with all members of the newly constituted SWCs.
According to Dr. Otuaro, the governors demonstrated strong leadership, while delegates showed discipline and resilience, ensuring a transparent and smooth transition process that met the expectations of all APC stakeholders. He further applauded the consensus-driven affirmation method adopted by the party, in full alignment with APC’s constitution and guidelines.
He attributed the smooth conclusion of the congresses to the democratic vision of President Bola Tinubu and the unwavering dedication of the party’s national secretariat to internal democracy, inclusiveness, and unity.
With the new ward and state working committees now in place, Dr. Otuaro said the South-South zone is well-positioned to secure a resounding victory for President Tinubu and the APC in the 2027 general elections. He expressed confidence that the President’s Renewed Hope Agenda will continue to deliver democratic dividends nationwide and that his bold reforms will be strengthened for greater national impact and shared prosperity if re-elected next year.
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