Bishop Emeka Nwankpa, a frontline aspirant for the Abia South Senatorial seat, has extended warm congratulations to the newly-elected executives of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in Abia State, following the successful conduct of the party’s state congress.

In a statement released shortly after the exercise, Bishop Nwankpa commended the peaceful and transparent nature of the congresses, describing them as a strong indication of the party’s growing internal democracy and organizational maturity. He praised party members across the state for their unity, discipline, and commitment to building a credible political platform that reflects the aspirations of the people.
The Bishop particularly congratulated the newly elected State Chairman, Chief Ako Atuloma, noting that his emergence is both timely and well-deserved. He expressed confidence in Atuloma’s leadership capacity, stressing that his experience and dedication to grassroots mobilization would help reposition the party for greater success in future elections.
According to Bishop Nwankpa, the successful congress marks a significant step in strengthening the NDC’s structure in Abia State, while also sending a clear message that the party is ready to provide purposeful leadership and a viable alternative to the people. He urged the new executive to embrace inclusiveness, transparency, and service, emphasizing that leadership within the party must be driven by the collective interest of members and the wider society.
He further encouraged all party faithful to rally behind the new leadership, setting aside personal differences and focusing on the shared goal of advancing the ideals of the NDC. “This is a time for unity, consolidation, and strategic planning,” he noted, adding that the strength of the party lies in the ability of its members to work together towards a common vision.
Bishop Nwankpa also reiterated his commitment to the growth of the party in Abia South and the state at large, assuring members of his continued support in building a people-oriented political movement. He expressed optimism that with the right leadership and sustained grassroots engagement, the NDC would emerge as a formidable force in the state’s political landscape.
He concluded by wishing the new executive a successful tenure, urging them to lead with integrity, courage, and a deep sense of responsibility to the people of Abia State.
