Ismail Abdulazeez Mantu, Reporting
Edo indigenes residing in Manchester City, United Kingdom, have rolled out in large numbers to welcome Dr. Asue Ighodalo, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) candidate for the upcoming September 21 governorship election in Edo State.
The event, scheduled for 7pm today, marks a significant moment as Ighodalo engages with the Edo diaspora community in Manchester.
Dr. Ighodalo’s visit is part of his broader campaign strategy to connect with Edo citizens living abroad, highlighting the importance of their involvement and support in the upcoming elections.
The candidate, known for his commitment to progressive policies and community development, aims to garner the backing of the diaspora to strengthen his political base and ensure a robust turnout in the September polls.
The gathering in Manchester is expected to be a vibrant event, with cultural displays and interactive sessions planned to foster a deeper connection between Ighodalo and the Edo community in the UK. As the evening unfolds, the PDP candidate will address pressing issues facing Edo State, outlining his vision for its future and the role the diaspora can play in its realization.
Supporters, donning traditional attire and waving banners, have expressed their enthusiasm for Ighodalo’s candidacy, emphasizing their hope for positive change and development in Edo State.
As the clock ticks closer to 7pm, anticipation builds, and all eyes are on Manchester, where Dr. Asue Ighodalo’s engagement with the Edo diaspora is set to be a memorable and impactful occasion.
