**Enugu APC Sets the Pace: Peaceful Congresses a Beacon of Hope** In a remarkable display of unity and democratic values, the Enugu State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has conducted a series of peaceful local government congresses, a feat that has earned the admiration of the party's national panel and Governor Peter Mbah. These congresses, which saw the election of new party executives and national delegates, have set a high standard for other states to emulate. At the congress held in Amagunze, Nkanu East LGA, the chairperson of the national panel, Solomon Funkekeme, commended the Enugu APC for its exceptional conduct, describing it as a model worthy of emulation. "The unity and conviviality that prevailed at this congress are a testament to the party's commitment to democratic values," he said. "We observed that efforts were made to ensure that people came together in a spirit of unity, and that's what we saw here today." Governor Mbah, who was in attendance, also praised the party leaders and faithful for demonstrating a deep sense of unity. "What we've witnessed here is a model that should be emulated by all," he said. "We've shown that we can come together in a spirit of brotherhood and consensus, and that's what we mean when we talk about consensus in action." The governor reassured the people of the state that the party's commitment to peace and harmony will continue to yield dividends in the form of democratic governance. The peaceful congresses in Enugu are a significant development, especially in a country where party politics can often be marked by acrimony and conflict. The Enugu APC's commitment to democracy and unity is a beacon of hope for other parties and a reminder that, even in the midst of challenges, it is possible to achieve great things through hard work and dedication. In a statement, Governor Mbah reassured the people of the state that the party's commitment to delivering democracy dividends will continue, and that the peaceful congresses are a testament to the party's resolve to work together for the greater good of the state. "We've shown that we can work together to achieve great things, and that's what we'll continue to do," he said.