NOBODY LOOKS BACK TO MOVE FORWARD -- Dcn. Idiake

My dear good people of Esan West, Esan Central and Igueben Federal Constituency (Okpebholo), my sincere and heartfelt greetings to you all.
First of all, I wish to express my deepest appreciation to the Leaders, Exco and members of our Political Party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) who have been there through thick and thin for me, since  my voyage into Politics. Your support and encouragement has been the magic wand that have kept the political zeal in me burning even at the point of despair at times. You urged me on when I vied to represent my beloved people of Esan West, Esan Central and Igueben Federal Constituency (Okpebholo) and did not get  either the ticket or the election. You did not give up on me. You voted once again for me in the Primary to contest the 2023 Election for the House of Representatives. This is unprecedented and I promise to reciprocate this your kind gesture through loyalty when we become victorious in the next year Election and start harvesting the dividends of Democracy.
It is said that  a man that leads  without followers is only taking a walk. To the good and caring  people of Okpebholo, especially the Electorates, words are not enough for me to express my unquantifiable gratitude to you for all the supports and votes you gave me in the previous Election.
I, Dcn. Patrick Akhimiemona Idiake, your son, your brother and your friend wish to formally inform you that I am the Candidate for the 2023 House of Representatives election to represent Esan West, Esan Central and Igueben Federal Constituency (Okpebholo). We did it together in the 2019 election, but lost it to intrigues and manipulations.
I know you did not give up the struggle even till now. I also know that God who is always with us will continue to be with us . In the same vein, I know that  with your total support and votes during the election next year, the Almighty God will restore all that the caterpillars, the parmerworms and the cankerworms have eaten. Let us put the bitter expiriences in the past behind for nobody looks back to move forward.
I promise to render services (Dividens of Democracy) to our Federal Constituency to the extent that the Historians and coming generations will certainly regard as imperishable.
By the grace of God,  I will be unfolding my Programmes of Action as soon as the Independent National Electoral Commission lift the ban on campaigns.
I pray for sound health and provisions for all of us to witness the package that God Almighty  will use me to deliver to my Federal Constituency.
Long live Edo State, Long live  Edo Central Senatorial District, Long live Esan West, Esan Central and Igueben Federal Constituency and Long live the APC.
Yours Sincerely,
Dcn. Patrick Akhimiemona Idiake
APC Candidate, 2023 House of Representatives Election, Esan West, Esan Central and Igueben Federal Constituency, Edo State.

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