The Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong Campaign Organisation has commenced its campaign activities with a stakeholders’ engagement involving political leaders and party representatives from Biase Local Government Area of Cross River State.
The meeting, held on Sunday, October 11, 2026, at the campaign secretariat on Marian Road, Calabar, featured Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong and the Director-General of the Campaign Organisation, Hon. Oqua Edet Oqua, who formally presented the proposed campaign timetable and programmes to the stakeholders.
The engagement brought together prominent political figures and stakeholders from Biase, including the Local Government Chairman, Hon. Edodi Eyong; Rt. Hon. Bishop Alex Ukam; Federal Commissioner of the National Population Commission, Hon. Barr. Ukam Ijom Charles; Commissioner for Youths and House of Representatives candidate, Hon. Ngim Okpo; and the member representing the constituency in the Cross River State House of Assembly, Hon. Engr. Francis Ogban.
Also in attendance were the Director-General of Due Process, Hon. Charles Atu; Prof. Uti Egbai; the Biase APC Chapter Chairman and chapter officers; ward chairmen and secretaries; councillors; and political appointees serving at the federal, state and local government levels.
Ekpenyong Calls for Unity Among APC Stakeholders
Addressing participants, Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong emphasised the need for unity, cohesion and collective commitment among members of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
He urged party leaders, stakeholders and members to work together towards the success of all APC candidates in the forthcoming elections.
The senator stressed the importance of cooperation and coordinated efforts in strengthening the party’s campaign activities and ensuring effective engagement with communities across Biase Local Government Area.
Stakeholders Review Campaign Timetable and Programmes
The three-hour interactive meeting provided an opportunity for stakeholders to review the proposed campaign timetable and programmes, offer suggestions and recommend amendments aimed at improving the organisation’s activities.
Participants contributed ideas on how best to coordinate campaign engagements across the various communities and wards of Biase, with emphasis on effective planning and implementation.
The session was designed to incorporate stakeholders’ inputs into the campaign structure and promote a more coordinated approach to grassroots mobilisation.
Campaign Organisation Targets Coordinated Grassroots Engagement
The engagement marks the beginning of activities by the Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong Campaign Organisation, with the presentation and review of its proposed timetable serving as an initial step towards organising campaign programmes across the local government area.
By involving political leaders, elected representatives, party executives and government appointees in the planning process, the organisation seeks to strengthen coordination and collective participation ahead of the forthcoming elections.
The meeting concluded with stakeholders’ contributions and proposed adjustments to the campaign programmes, aimed at ensuring effective engagement across Biase’s communities and wards.
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