Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has stated that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s victory in the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential primary election in Delta State reflects party unity.
It is worth recalling that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu secured 407,646 votes during the exercise on Saturday 23 May, 2026, which was conducted across all approximately 270 wards in the state’s 25 local government areas.
The result was announced on Saturday in Asaba by Delta State Governor and State Coordinator and Returning Officer for the APC presidential primary, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, following the collation of results from across the state.
Governor Oborevwori revealed that the APC had a total membership of 467,815 registered members in Delta State, of whom 407,646 were accredited and participated in the primary election.
According to the governor, President Tinubu garnered 407,646 votes, overwhelmingly defeating his only challenger, Mr. Stanley Osifo, who received zero votes.
Announcing the outcome of the election, Oborevwori stated: “By the powers vested in me as State Coordinator and Returning Officer, I hereby declare that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, having obtained an overwhelming number of votes in the presidential primary election, is declared the winner and is returned elected as the presidential candidate of the party.”
The declaration was made in the presence of security personnel, the press, and key party stakeholders, including President Tinubu’s representative, Rt. Hon. Funkekeme Solomon; Mr. Stanley Osifo’s representative, Mr. Kelvin Ezekiel; and the State Resident Electoral Commissioner, Sir Etekamba Udo Umoren.
Governor Oborevwori commended party members and stakeholders for ensuring a peaceful and orderly process across Delta State, describing the exercise as successful and a testament to internal party unity.
Speaking after the announcement, Delta State APC Chairman, Chief Solomon Arenyeka, expressed gratitude to party members for the smooth conduct of the primary process.
He said: “Today marks the culmination of the party primaries, which began with the House of Representatives, Senate, House of Assembly, Governorship, and Presidential Primaries, ending today. We thank God for the peaceful conduct of all the primary elections across Delta State.”
The presidential primary marks the conclusion of the APC’s internal electoral process as the party prepares for the next phase of its political activities.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has announced the postponement of its House of Representatives primary election, originally scheduled for an earlier date, to Saturday, May 16, 2026.
In a press statement issued on Thursday, May 14, 2026, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Felix Morka, CON, confirmed that all other primary election dates for the 2027 General Elections remain unchanged.
According to the revised schedule, the House of Representatives primaries will now hold on Saturday, May 16, 2026.
The Senate primaries are set for Monday, May 18, while State Houses of Assembly primaries will take place on Wednesday, May 20. Governorship primaries are scheduled for Thursday, May 21, and the presidential primary will hold on Saturday, May 23, 2026.
The party urged all stakeholders and aspirants to take note of the adjusted timetable and prepare accordingly.
Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has charged newly sworn-in Permanent Secretaries in the state civil service to uphold professionalism, integrity, and accountability in the discharge of their duties.
Speaking during the swearing-in ceremony held at the Unity Hall, Government House, Asaba, on Wednesday, the governor said the appointments were made to fill existing vacancies in the service and were based strictly on merit, seniority, professionalism, and records of service in their respective ministries.
Oborevwori stated that the newly appointed Permanent Secretaries were selected from a pool of competent candidates and noted that every local government area in Delta State now has a Permanent Secretary in the state civil service.
According to him, the development reflects his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance and fairness in public service appointments.
He explained that the appointments were also in line with Section 208(4) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, which provides that such appointments should reflect the diversity of the people within the state and promote a sense of belonging.
The governor assured that as more vacancies emerge, qualified officers would continue to be appointed based on competence, ethical conduct, integrity, and professionalism.
Oborevwori also disclosed that his administration recently approved the promotion of several deserving officers, describing the move as part of efforts to strengthen the welfare and career progression of civil servants across the state.
Addressing the newly sworn-in officials, the governor described their elevation as a reward for years of hard work, perseverance, sacrifice, and dedication to duty.
He, however, cautioned them against seeing the appointments as a point of arrival, stressing that the new responsibilities demand greater accountability, leadership, and commitment to service delivery.
“The reward for hard work is more work,” he said, urging them to continue to exhibit discipline, integrity, dynamism, and dedication in the discharge of their duties.
He warned that Permanent Secretaries, as accounting officers of their ministries, would be held responsible for lapses in service delivery.
Oborevwori urged them to work closely with commissioners by providing sound advice, institutional support, and guidance to ensure smooth administration and effective implementation of government programmes.
The governor reaffirmed the importance of the civil service, describing it as the engine room of government and public administration.
He announced a new policy direction stipulating that any officer to be appointed as Head of Service must have spent a minimum of six months in the Office of the Head of Service as a Permanent Secretary.
According to him, the policy is aimed at ensuring proper understanding of administrative procedures, processes, and human resource management within the state civil service.
The newly sworn-in Permanent Secretaries are; Dr. Yinkore Paul, Dr. Okwunze Chukwuemeka, Amadubogha Peters, Nkenchor Onyeisi, Akambe Henry, Engr. Aghagba Solomon, Ogbugo Victor Chike, Ighoyota Rocky, Itawansa Augustine, Onobraekpeyan Edwin, and Nkemachor Lucky.
Responding on behalf of the appointees, Dr. Paul Yinkore thanked the governor for finding them worthy of the appointments and pledged their commitment to supporting the administration’s Renewed Hope for More Agenda.
Orhuwhorun Community in Udu Local Government Area of Delta State has sworn in a seven-man committee to conduct elections for new executive officers.
Those sworn in include Hon. Alex Kemeruvwe (Chairman), Chief Sylvanus Okpetu, Esq. (Publicity Secretary), Mr. Gibson Fenfe, Esq. (Legal Adviser), Mr. Agbeifere Wilson Pender, Esq. (Member), Mr. Ator Okolosi (Member), Mr. Mike Kporho Oputu (Member) and a female member that will be added soonest.
The swearing-in ceremony was conducted in line with Section 65.1 of the Orhuwhorun Development Union constitution.
The provision states that the Orhuwhorun Independent Electoral Commission (OIEC) shall have seven appointed officers, with each of the three districts of Orhuwhorun appointing one member.
The Board of Trustees will appoint the four key officers, at least one of whom must be female.
“In the composition, each district will have two representatives, but will appoint a non-indigene from any district as Publicity Secretary,” the constitution stipulates.
The commission comprises: Chairman (District A), Legal Adviser (District B), Secretary (District C), Publicity Secretary (non-indigene from any district), First Member (District B), Second Member (District C), and Third Member (District A).
“These positions shall be rotated among the three districts. The Chairman of OIEC will notify the Board of Trustees at the end of the tenure to enable rotation in equity,” the constitution adds.
“OIEC executives shall be sworn in by any legal member of the bench—a serving or retired magistrate, High Court judge, or Justice of the Peace. They can also be sworn in by any House of Assembly member at the Orhuwhorun Town Hall, at the instance of the Central Executive Committee, the Central Working Committee, the Board of Trustees, and the Ovie-in-Council.”
In line with the above, Her Lordship, Chief Mrs. Evelyn Akpene, Magistrate of the Orhuwhorun Magistrate Court, swore in the seven-member committee, charging them to discharge their duties according to the dictates of the Orhuwhorun Constitution.
In his acceptance speech, Hon. Alex Kemeruvwe, Chairman of the committee, thanked the Orhuwhorun Community President General and members of the Board of Trustees for the confidence reposed in them.
He promised, on behalf of the newly sworn-in committee, to discharge their duties effectively and usher in new executives to pilot the affairs of the community for the next three years.
The President General of Orhuwhorun Community, Engr. Godspower Uviejitobor, thanked Her Lordship for conducting the swearing-in and commended the newly constituted electoral committee for accepting to work for the betterment of the community.
He also thanked the people of Orhuwhorun for always supporting his administration, which he said has brought peace and development.
Members of the Ewheya, elderly men, youths, girls, and women attended the meeting, which ended with songs of solidarity for the President General for a job well done.
Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for implementing bold economic policies, including the removal of fuel subsidies and the floating of the naira.
According to the governor, these measures were essential for achieving long-term economic recovery.
Oborevwori made these remarks on Wednesday during a lecture titled “Inclusive Governance and National Unity: Lessons from Delta State for a More United Nigeria,” delivered at the annual lecture series of the Yoruba Tennis Club in Lagos.
He argued that stronger financial capacity at the state and local government levels has made it possible to carry out impactful development projects, thereby promoting inclusive growth.
The governor called for the adoption of inclusive governance throughout Nigeria, describing it as a vital route to strengthening national unity and sustainable development.
He noted that Nigeria’s diversity requires a governance model that guarantees representation, fairness, and participation for all groups, especially marginalized communities.
Oborevwori highlighted Delta State’s governance approach as a workable example, rooted in his administration’s MORE Agenda, which stands for Meaningful Development, Opportunities for All, Realistic Reforms, and Enhanced Peace and Security.
He explained that inclusive governance in the state has resulted in equitable infrastructure development, improved access to healthcare, and balanced educational investments across the three senatorial districts.
The governor pointed out that more than 2.7 million residents are currently enrolled in the state’s health insurance scheme. He also noted that major infrastructure projects, such as the Effurun-Warri flyovers and rural road networks, are designed to encourage economic integration beyond ethnic lines.
Oborevwori further emphasized youth empowerment and social inclusion, revealing that over 300,000 people have benefited from various state programs focused on skills acquisition, entrepreneurship, and employment.
He added that policies such as the Widows Welfare Scheme and support for vulnerable groups reflect the administration’s commitment to socio-economic inclusivity. He stressed that opportunities in Delta State are available to both indigenes and non-indigenes alike.
Addressing national issues, the governor called for deliberate efforts to build a shared national identity through education, media, and youth-oriented initiatives. He urged stakeholders to view Nigeria’s cultural diversity as a unifying strength rather than a source of division.
Oborevwori proposed the institutionalization of a national conference every ten years, involving government officials, traditional rulers, civil society, and other stakeholders, to review progress on inclusivity and national cohesion.
He concluded that national unity must be built from the grassroots through inclusive policies at the state and local government levels.
He emphasized that equitable development and social cohesion across Nigeria’s federating units would significantly reduce tensions and strengthen the country’s collective identity.
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Sanwo-Olu, described the centenary celebration of the Yoruba Tennis Club as a remarkable achievement, noting that maintaining relevance for 100 years is no small accomplishment for any institution.
He commended Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for his developmental efforts in Delta State and welcomed all guests from Delta State. He expressed confidence that their contributions to discussions on inclusive governance and national unity would be valuable.
The Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Obasa, thanked the organizers for the opportunity to attend the gathering and expressed gratitude to Governor Oborevwori for honoring the club’s invitation.
The Chairman of the Yoruba Tennis Club, Chief Olawunmi Gasper, welcomed guests with respect and a deep appreciation for history as the club marks the milestones leading to its centenary.
Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has extended warm felicitations to Senator Joel-Onowakpo Thomas, who represents Delta South Senatorial District, as he marks his 59th birthday.
The governor’s message of goodwill was conveyed in a statement released on Monday by his Chief Press Secretary, Sir Festus Ahon.
In the statement, Oborevwori praised the lawmaker for his enduring contributions to the progress and development of Delta State.
The governor noted that Senator Joel-Onowakpo, who previously served as Chairman of Isoko South Local Government Council and later as Chairman of the Delta State Board of Internal Revenue, made a remarkable impact in public service through policies that enhanced the state’s revenue generation and fortified its fiscal foundation.
Oborevwori also commended the senator’s legislative performance in the National Assembly, with particular emphasis on his leadership as Chairman of the Senate Committee on Local Content.
He observed that the senator’s legislative activities have continued to strengthen democratic governance and advance national development.
Furthermore, the governor lauded the senator’s role in the passage of the Nigerian Maritime University, Okerenkoko (Establishment) Act, describing his work in the Senate as highly commendable.
“On behalf of my family, the government, and the people of Delta State, I warmly congratulate my dear brother and the Senator representing Delta South Senatorial District, Senator Joel-Onowakpo Thomas, FCA, on the occasion of his 59th birth anniversary,” the governor said.
He added that the senator has remained steadfast in his commitment to public service, demonstrating hard work, focus, and unwavering dedication to the well-being of the people.
Oborevwori prayed for divine guidance, protection, and good health for the celebrant, and wished him many more years of meaningful service to the nation.
The Senator representing Delta Central Senatorial District in the 10th National Assembly, Senator Ede Dafinone, has formally declared his intention to run for a second term in the Senate.
Dafinone made this known during his official declaration at Oharisi Primary School, Ughelli, Delta State.
He thanked the people of Delta Central for their confidence in electing him as their Senator over the past three years, adding that his journey is rooted in a home where accountability was non-negotiable.
“As the son of the late Senator David Omueya Dafinone, I was raised to understand that leadership is not a badge of rank, but a burden of service,” he said.
“Before coming to the Senate, I spent decades in professional life as a renowned Chartered Accountant, working within systems where discipline, precision, and responsibility are required, and rising to become a Fellow of both the ICAEW (England and Wales) and ICAN (Nigeria).
“My professional life at Crowe Dafinone and my roles within the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria and the Nigerian Conservation Foundation were defined by one principle: creating systems that work and last.”
He stated that this background shaped his approach to representation. “I came to the Senate with the precision of an auditor and the vision of an architect, to deliver outcomes that endure.”
Reflecting on his work, Dafinone noted: “Over the years, both in public life and through the Dafinone Foundation—through which I have empowered over 2,000 Deltans in the past 20 years—I have engaged closely with our people, supporting enterprise, encouraging self-sufficiency, and gaining a deeper understanding of the realities of everyday life across our communities. I have come to appreciate that true empowerment lies in providing people with the tools to achieve dignity and self-reliance.”
He emphasized that from the very beginning, his approach has been clear: “Engage our people. Do the work. Deliver results that are real and measurable.”
In the past three years, we have turned promises into projects. From the push for the revitalisation of the Sapele Seaport to advocacy for the extension of the Ujevwu-Itakpe railway line to Abuja and sustained intervention on the Effurun-Sapele-Benin Road, our focus has remained clear: creating opportunities and positioning Delta Central as a major economic hub.
“We have electrified communities with 500kVA transformers, built ICT centres in schools from Urhobo College to Abraka Grammar School, and launched the massive Delta Central Medical Outreach, screening thousands for life-threatening conditions.
“We are currently completing a 50-bed hostel in FUPRE as well as a train stop station at Egbo Uhurie, in Ughelli South LGA, and will shortly commence work on a facelift project at the UPU House on Okere Road.
“From sponsoring bills for the establishment of new Federal Universities in Isiokolo and Orerokpe, to our intervention during the unfortunate Okuama crisis, which contributed to securing the release of unlawfully detained constituents such as the Ovie of Ewu, HRM King Clement Ikolo, and Pa Dennis Okugbaye, our representation has been consistent, vocal, visible, and visceral.”
He added: “In the past three years, our work has been guided by one clear objective: to position Delta Central for sustainable growth and opportunity.”
“I must sincerely commend His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for the courage and vision he has demonstrated through the Renewed Hope Agenda. The reforms introduced by his administration are bold and necessary for the long-term stability of our economy and the future of our nation.
“Though challenging, these policies are already laying the foundation for sustainable growth, improved infrastructure, economic recovery, and increased investment opportunities across Nigeria.
“At the state level, His Excellency, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, has continued to demonstrate purposeful leadership through his MORE Agenda. Across Delta Central, we are witnessing transformational infrastructure development — from ongoing road projects and flood control measures to the Otovwodo Flyover in Ughelli, improvements within the Warri/Effurun axis, and critical investments in healthcare and rural access roads.
“These projects are changing lives and opening up economic opportunities for our people. The progress of the Urhobo nation depends on the seamless collaboration between the Federal Government, the State, and the Senate. By aligning with President Tinubu’s national vision and Governor Oborevwori’s state roadmap, I am positioned to ensure Delta Central remains at the forefront of the national conversation regarding the comprehensive rehabilitation of the Effurun–Sapele–Benin Road and other critical infrastructure projects across Delta Central. We must consolidate this advantage for the benefit of the Urhobo nation and future generations.”
“As we look ahead, the question is clear: What kind of leadership does Delta Central need now? I believe the answer is equally clear. We need—and deserve—steady, thoughtful, and accountable leadership that delivers consistently.
“Every season demands a different kind of leadership. 2027 demands leadership that builds, consolidates, and sustains progress for ALL of Delta Central.”
**The Vision for a Second Term**
“Looking ahead, if given a renewed mandate, my focus will be clearly on deepening economic opportunities and enterprise development, expanding youth empowerment and job creation, advancing strategic infrastructure, strengthening education and human capacity, and sustaining people-centred, accessible representation.
“I will continue to pursue policies and partnerships that create real opportunities—ensuring that our youth are prepared for a changing economy, that our communities are connected, and that our people are empowered. This is leadership defined not by rhetoric, but by responsibility and delivery.”
“My fellow brothers and sisters, this journey has never been about me as an individual. It is about our collective future. It is about ensuring that our children inherit a Delta Central that is stronger, more stable, and full of opportunity.
“To our ever-supportive women—Women OYEH—and gallant youth—you are the heartbeat of this mission. Your energy, resilience, and aspirations must be matched with real opportunities. Your talents must find expression.
“With your support, we will continue to lead with a clear conscience, a professional heart, and an unwavering commitment to the Urhobo Nation. Together, let us continue the journey of progress, stability, and development.”
“Leadership is a trust renewed by the people—not assumed. Ultimately, the people of Delta Central will make the decision based on what they have seen, felt, and experienced. That is the essence of democratic representation.”
He concluded: “After deep reflection and extensive consultation, I formally declare my intention to seek re-election to the 11th National Assembly to continue as Senator representing the resilient and great people of Delta Central.”
Chairman of the All Progressives Congress in Delta Central, Chief Paulinus Akpeki, stated: “I have listened to the achievements of Senator Ede Dafinone in the last few years, and I have also listened to all the fellow speakers. Remember that he has come to declare for this party and not for his family at home.
“This is a party, and we run a very sound leadership party as far as I’m concerned. I can assure you that APC as a party has two ways in primaries: either by consensus or by direct primary.
“I want to assure you that at the appropriate time, this decision will be taken. You have done well in your first tenure, and I know you will do better in your second tenure by the grace of God.
“You have done a lot, and we assure you APC will stand by you. Ladies and gentlemen, I want to appeal to all of you to fall back to your various wards and units and get prepared to cast your vote for Ede Dafinone.”
He added: “We are very happy with Dafinone for not coming to declare before a family, but he declared before the party and before you. And so the only aspirant you know today who is going to be seen is the one that has declared before you, and it’s not the one that declared before his family.”
Prince Koyoyo Uhrorho, South-South Youth Leader of APC, stated that they are witnessing the declaration of a refined gentleman who did not see himself as bigger than the party.
“He subjected himself to the leadership of the party by telling the party leadership, ‘Please give me a date. I won’t come and declare my intention today.’ The entire party structure in the state, in our senatorial district, and our families—he has told us. Because he has done well, he deserves a second term.
“However, I am not going to be partisan because I am a party leader. But for him to subject himself to the leadership of the party, for him to identify with the party and come to say, ‘Please send me for a second term’—our appeal to the party, both at the national, state, and local government levels, is that we should consider Senator Dafinone for another tenure.”
He continued: “I also bring you greetings from Mr. President. As we all know, Delta State has become a construction site. This is possible because Mr. President is releasing funds for our state. At a point in the past, you would hardly see a local government chairman commissioning a project, but in Delta State today, local government chairmen are commissioning gigantic projects.
“All this is because Mr. President has made funds available for the development of our states and our communities. If you have been in APC before now, you will know that our governor, His Excellency, has restored the glory of our party in the state. Before now, it was all chaos and it was all quiet at every corner. He has restored the glory of our party today. There is direction and there is leadership. There is direction in our party. And if you are not ready to follow our direction and the direction of our leader, if you are not ready to follow our leader, you better look for an alternative party.”
Olorogun John Oguma, Chief Ighoyota Amori, Chief Ramson Ikweki, Chief Halims Agoda, APC LGA Chairmen, and other leaders all endorsed Senator Ede Dafinone for a second term.
Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has offered his sincere sympathies to the family of Chief Solomon Arenyeka, the state Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), following the death of their beloved matriarch, Mrs. Felicia Oritselumewor Arenyeka.
In a message released through his Chief Press Secretary, Sir Festus Ahon, the governor described the loss of Mrs. Arenyeka as a profound blow, not only to her loved ones but also to the broader community that drew inspiration from her remarkable life.
Mrs. Arenyeka passed away on April 24, 2026, at the age of 91. She was a woman whose life was marked by resilience, wisdom, kindness, and an enduring commitment to her family and the service of others.
Governor Oborevwori extended his condolences to Chief Solomon Arenyeka, Barrister Victor Arenyeka—Director of Legal Services at the Niger Delta Development Commission—and all other members of the family.
He encouraged them to find comfort in the fact that their mother lived a full and purposeful life that touched many.
The governor noted that the longevity of the late matriarch and the indelible mark she left on her family and society are reasons for gratitude and celebration.
He also offered prayers for the peaceful rest of her soul.
The Senior Special Assistant to the Delta State Governor on Media, Olorogun Sunday Apah, has extended his heartfelt sympathies to Chief Solomon Arenyeka, the Delta State Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), following the passing of his mother, Mrs. Felicia Oritselumewor Arenyeka.
In a condolence message, Apah described the loss of the family matriarch as a significant blow, not just to the Arenyeka family but to everyone whose life she touched with her extraordinary presence.
Mrs. Felicia Oritselumewor Arenyeka passed away on April 24 at the age of 91. She is remembered as a woman of great virtue, whose life was defined by grace, kindness, and an unshakeable commitment to her family and community.
Apah, who previously served as the State Publicity Secretary of the PDP, noted that her long and fulfilled life stands as a testament to divine favour and leaves behind a legacy worthy of emulation.
He encouraged Chief Arenyeka and his family to find comfort in the impactful life she led and the values she imparted to her children and everyone she encountered.
“On behalf of my family, I extend my sincere condolences to you and your family on the loss of your beloved mother.
“Although her passing leaves an emptiness, we are reassured by the enduring legacy of a life well and fully lived,” the statement read.
Apah, a former Leader of the Ughelli South Local Government Council Legislative Arm, also offered prayers for the peaceful repose of her soul and for God to grant the grieving family the strength and resilience to bear this painful loss.
The Ughelli South chapter of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors has paid a courtesy visit to the Chairman of Ughelli South Local Government Council, Olorogun Dr. Lucky Avweromre, to officially present the group’s action plan and reaffirm its dedication to advancing the All Progressives Congress (APC) agenda.
Speaking during the visit at the Council Chairman’s office in the Ughelli South Council Secretariat, the group’s Local Government Area Coordinator, Deacon Matthew Kwode, recalled that the Renewed Hope Ambassadors were duly inaugurated on March 24, 2026, by Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori.
He noted that following the inauguration, he was appointed as the LGA Coordinator alongside 11 ward coordinators.
“After our inaugural meeting, we were mandated to visit party stakeholders across the LGA. Before meeting other stakeholders, we considered it necessary to first interface with you as the Chairman of the Local Government Area,” Kwode stated.
He expressed gratitude to the Council Chairman for his unwavering support of the group, noting that this commitment reflects his alignment with the developmental strides of His Excellency, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, in the Local Government Area.
Kwode explained that the Renewed Hope Ambassadors’ group waa established by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and all progressive governors across the country.
“We are the representatives of Mr. President, the Governor, and the Council Chairman in the local government area. As people committed to driving the dream of our party, the APC, we are here to build capacity around you as the closest to us, and by extension, our Governor and Mr. President.”
He clarified that the group is not a political party but an electoral tool of the APC designed to ensure the re-election of President Tinubu and Governor Oborevwori, as well as to promote the good works being done in Ughelli South LGA.
“It’s one party, one message, and one mobilisation. We are also here to unveil our action plans, centred on consolidating on the gains of Mr. President, among others,” he added.
In his response, Hon. Dr. Lucky Avweromre described Governor Oborevwori as a God-sent leader to Delta State.
He noted that the MORE agenda would be seamlessly linked to the Renewed Hope agenda, as all projects are cited in communities where residents are direct beneficiaries.
“The Renewed Hope Ambassadors should be up and doing. This is not the time to look inward but to look outwardly. We should all work with respect, more energy, and more technicality. However, your major work begins after the primary election,” Avweromre said.
He praised President Tinubu as a master of the game, adding, “It is our responsibility to elect him again, and the same applies to our amiable governor. As the foot soldiers of Mr. President and our dear governor in the local government area, we are ready to work with you to succeed.”
The Council Chairman advised the group to view the party as an umbrella under which the Renewed Hope Ambassadors operate, in order to avoid duplication of duties and ensure a unified approach to their mission.
