…Idumuje-Ugboko, Aniofu leaders adopt door-to-door engagement strategy ahead of elections
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in State Ward 10, covering Idumuje-Ugboko and Aniofu communities in Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State, has intensified preparations for the 2027 elections, resolving to take its grassroots mobilisation campaign directly to polling units and individual voters.
The resolution was reached at a strategic meeting of party leaders and stakeholders held earlier today, where participants agreed to adopt a more direct and sustained voter engagement strategy through one-on-one interactions across the ward.
Under the new arrangement, party members are expected to move beyond conventional political meetings and rallies to establish closer contact with residents, households and eligible voters, with the objective of strengthening the APC’s grassroots structures and expanding its electoral support base.
The stakeholders also resolved to intensify the communication of the party’s programmes, policies and achievements while mobilising support for all APC candidates across elective positions in the January 16 and February 6, 2027 elections.
Among the prominent personalities at the meeting were the APC House of Assembly candidate for Aniocha North Constituency II, Dr. Alexander Awunor; Dr. Ifeanyi Michael Osuoza; the Aniocha North APC Chairman, Sir Mathew Chinye; Barr. Uche Nwulu; Sir Jossy Honnah; Engr. Ima Okoh; Peter Ezieshi Aniagwu; the Federal Ward 8 Chairman, Peter Enzediunor; and Raymond Omesiete.
Several other party leaders, stakeholders and grassroots mobilisers also participated in the deliberations, underscoring the importance attached to strengthening the party’s internal coordination and electoral preparedness.
The unanimous adoption of the unit-level mobilisation strategy signals a deliberate effort by the APC in State Ward 10 to consolidate its political structures and establish a more effective connection with the electorate ahead of the forthcoming polls.
By prioritising direct voter contact, community participation and coordinated grassroots engagement, the party leadership hopes to translate its organisational strength into broader electoral support across Idumuje-Ugboko and Aniofu.
The development further reflects the growing determination among APC stakeholders in Aniocha North to strengthen their mobilisation machinery and position the party for a strong showing in the 2027 general elections.
