Senator Seriake Dickson has intensified consultations with NDC stakeholders, aspirants and supporters across Nigeria and the diaspora ahead of the coming election season.
The former Bayelsa governor said he recently received several political figures and delegations committed to strengthening the party’s national structures and grassroots presence.
Among the visitors was Dr. Simput Eagles, an NDC governorship aspirant in Plateau State, who led a delegation to discuss party progress and mobilisation efforts.
Dickson said discussions focused on strengthening party structures in Plateau and expanding the NDC’s reach ahead of future political contests.
He also hosted NDC stakeholders from the diaspora and commended them for remaining committed to the party despite living outside Nigeria.
The senator praised their continued contributions and urged them to sustain support for the party’s vision of responsible leadership and democratic renewal.
Delegations from Bayelsa, Niger, Katsina, Adamawa and Taraba states also visited Dickson to express solidarity with the party and discuss political developments.
Dickson thanked supporters for their growing confidence in the NDC and urged members to remain united and focused on grassroots mobilisation.
He said increasing support from Nigerians at home and abroad reflects strong public demand for justice, national unity and purposeful leadership.
Dickson expressed optimism that the NDC would continue growing through collective sacrifice, determination and commitment to democratic ideals.
