The leadership of Ogori Descendant Union (ODU) has reiterated its commitment to leveraging relationships and forging alliances that open doors to development, inclusion, and representation.
President of ODU, Dr. Gabriel Aiso, made this known when the group paid a courtesy visit to Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), on Saturday.
Commenting on the visit, the President said, “as we continue to engage key stakeholders across all spheres of influence, we remain steadfast in our pursuit of progress, equity, and opportunity for every Ogori son and daughter.
“The ODU will keep leveraging such relationships to amplify our collective voice and secure a brighter future for our community as One Maketh Ninety-Nine a Hundred,” he said.
According to the Vice President, Ogori Descendants Union, Petra Akinti Onyegbule, the meeting was marked by mutual respect and shared vision, which underscores the President’s commitment to strategic engagement at the highest levels of national leadership.
“The cordial rapport between both leaders signals a promising pathway for advocacy, collaboration, and the advancement of Ogori’s interests on the national stage,” Onyegbule added.
