Consider pedigree, & not sentiments when choosing next chairman, Babuba Abeke tells Sapele leaders.

Consider pedigree, & not sentiments when choosing next chairman, Babuba Abeke tells Sapele leaders.

By Queen Stephanie Ikanone Odiete

Chief Col. Moses Babuba Abeke, a frontline chairmanship aspirant of Sapele Local Government Area, has appealed to leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in Sapele not to pick the next candidate for the chairmanship position with sentiments. 

Col. Moses Babuba Abeke made this appeal on Monday, March 4th, 2024 in Sapele, while addressing a group of journalist.

When asked how prepared he was on the chairmanship race. Chief Babuba said he was well prepared to serve his people and would use the resources of Sapele to work for the betterment of the people he will be representing if given the chance.
"I want to serve my people, that is why I am vying for the chairmanship position. I am most qualified to take the mantle of leadership as the next chairman. 

"We have many contestants vying for the position of chairman in Sapele, but the leaders of the party must look at pedigree, they should not use sentiments to pick the next chairmanship candidate that will represent them, he added.

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