Leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Emevor Ward 7 Isoko North Local Government Area of Delta State have pledged to unite and mobilise grassroots support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and other party candidates ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The resolution followed a strategic meeting yesterday where the leaders also pledged support for Senator Joel-Onowakpo Thomas House of Representatives member Jonathan Ukodhiko and Delta State House of Assembly candidate for Isoko North Constituency II Chief Frank Ozue.
The ward leader and Chairman of the Delta State Hospitals Management Board Dr Paul Oweh said the community had benefited from projects executed by the Oborevwori administration particularly the Emevor-Orogun Road.
He urged residents to support the APC candidates describing the road project as a significant intervention that had brought relief to the community.
Oweh disclosed that the state campaign council had been constituted adding that campaign structures at ward and unit levels would soon be inaugurated to strengthen grassroots mobilisation.
Also speaking the President-General of Emevor Progress Union and Executive Assistant to the Governor on Beautification Chief Emmanuel Erezih urged party members and community stakeholders to close ranks and support the governor.
Erezih said unity and collective mobilisation were essential to the party’s preparations for the 2027 elections.
Others at the meeting included the Executive Assistant to the Governor on Media Dr Nelson Egware; Dr Paul Emerhana; Chief Lucky Okeremu; Hon. Edafe Anighoro; Hon. Evelyn Umukoro; Chief Otobo Ugbome; Hon. Sylvester Ifode; Mr Wilson Khama; Dr Samuel Irori; Chief Emmanuel Erhire; Hon. Victor Oyibitha; Barr. David Jarikre; Mr Isaiah Ogunye; Dr Emmanuel Adhumadhume; Deacon Karo Oghogho and Mr Eruore Edoso among others.
In another development NdokwaFoward a political pressure group in Ndokwa land has commended the Delta State Government’s planned financial support for economically disadvantaged residents urging transparency and accountability in its implementation.
In a statement signed by Rt. Hon. Samuel Osasa Esq.; Omordi George Ugbomah PhD; and Chief Isaac Onyesom the group said the initiative could boost small businesses improve household incomes and create jobs if properly implemented.
It urged the government to ensure transparent beneficiary selection effective monitoring and productive use of the funds.
The group also called for complementary investments in agriculture vocational training affordable credit and infrastructure to create sustainable economic opportunities.
While commending Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s focus on residents’ welfare the group urged beneficiaries to use the funds judiciously to grow their businesses and create jobs.
It said sustained investment in enterprise development would reduce dependence on government assistance and improve living standards across the state.