Author: SouthernVoiceNews

According to the statement, Chief Adelabu, who hails from Ekakpamre in Ughelli South LGA, attended the prestigious Urhobo College, Effurun, for his Secondary School education and holds an LLB (Hons) and Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree from the Delta State University, Abraka.
Bodjor, a traditional chief, is a Senior Managing Partner at Courage Law House in Warri, Delta State.

“In Asaba, the council approved an upward review of the rehabilitation of Onaje Street, Nwanze Street and Kwekeagbo Street by N899.50 million, from N334.99 million to N1.23 billion.
“The access road to Federal Housing Estate in Ugboroke in Uwvie Local Government Area has been reviewed from N525.41million to N656.45 million, and the Ekuku-Agbor and Obi-Agbor roads contract was reviewed upward, from N1.36 billion to N1.60 billion.

According to him, the leader of the protesting retirees is Mrs. Helen Ejie, APC Delta North Woman Leader and accused her of misleading the public on whose responsibility it was to pay the pensioners.

“You cannot witness the next level in life without first being a woman of sacrifice. The realm of the spirit is a legal realm, only the highest bidder wins the war. You must settle the spirit for the spirit to settle you, that is the technicality of the workings of the spirit.

“Senator Omo-Agege is a listening person. This is the second time he has come here to give report of his stewardship. This time he has covered the whole of Urhobo nation. Seeing is believing. Every part of the Urhobo Nation has been touched. We are glad. We know when you come to the pinnacle of administration in the state, all things will be better,” the centenarian said.

On their part, Chief Hon. Steve Sokoh, former Council Chairman of Udu Local Government Area and past President General of Udu and said; ” Having listened to you, I can assure you that we all are impressed, and it is my prayers that you effects all you have said.” Here in Udu, we know how to reach out to people. While commending Senator Omo-Agege for his competency, Chief Wiliki noted that he was sceptical thinking that who can match the vacuum Omo-Agege is living, but said, with Chief Ede Dafinone, Delta Central is safe. He urged him to fulfil all his campaign promises and bring pride to Delta Central.

Senator Omo-Agege said that his developmental impact through infrastructural projects, employment, humanitarian efforts and human capital development positively impacted every town and community in Delta Central and stressed that he is seeking an opportunity to raise Delta State to a level where its development can become easily comparable with that of Lagos, Rivers, Akwa-Ibom and other leading states. 

Addressing them with an air of confidence and encouragement was the member representing Aniocha North Constituency in Delta State House of Assembly, who is also the Patron of the group, Hon. Engr. Emeka Emmanuel Nwaobi, told them that victory is sure for the PDP candidate at the Court of Appeal.

It could be recalled that Olorogun Taleb Tebite had in an originating summons with suit no FHC/ASB/CS/105/2022 sought, among others, an order compelling the first defendant (PDP) to accept, present, recognise, project and forward his name to the second defendant, INEC as the rightful candidate of the PDP to represent the PDP in contesting the forthcoming 2023 general elections into the Ughelli North/Ughelli South/Udu Federal Constituency of Delta State or any other date scheduled by INEC for the conduct of the said general elections.

Omo-Agege in a statement signed by Ima Niboro, Director, Communications and Media Strategy Delta APC Gubernatorial Campaign Organisation, said Orubebe is bringing on board a towering wealth of experience and shall oversee all ramifications of the campaign for the mandate of Deltans in the 2023 governorship elections.