Onoja and Okai Advocate for Political Unity in Kogi

Edward Onoja, the former Deputy Governor of Kogi State, engaged in a meeting with Austin Okai, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress, to promote reconciliation and unity within the state's political landscape. The meeting, described in a statement released on Saturday, aimed to address long-standing misunderstandings and political differences that have developed over the years.
Onoja highlighted the importance of cooperation and honest dialogue as a means to transform these misunderstandings into opportunities for collaboration. He commended Okai for his qualities during their interaction, noting Okai's punctuality, courage, and directness in conversation.
Furthermore, Onoja expressed appreciation for the presence and guidance of senior figures at the meeting, which he believed would help shape discussions toward peace. He urged stakeholders in Kogi to embrace reconciliation and work towards the common good of the state, referencing a biblical passage that blesses peacemakers as children of God.
The meeting was seen as a positive step toward unity among political actors in Kogi State.
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