Delta APC Challenges PDP To Public Debate Over Performance Of Governor Okowa

Delta PDP chairman, Olorogun Kingsley Esiso

All Progressive Congress (APC) in Delta State has challenged the leadership of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state to a television debate over the state of infrastructure in Delta state.

State chairman of the party, Prophet Jones Ode Erue who stated this on Sunday, claimed that Governor Ifeanyi Okowa has underdeveloped the state in all sector.

According to him, the PDP State chairman, Olorogun Kingsley Esiso was only ranting about PDP winning the forthcoming local government councils election in the state due to the governor’s performance.

APC had been taunted as a ‘paper tiger’ in the state as political pundits say the party lacks political structure to win any election in Delta State.

But Erue, in a post made on his Facebook page, monitored by one of BigPen Online correspondent, said that Delta State was already on its way to becoming an APC state.

He called on Deltans to vote out PDP to save themselves and their unborn children, saying that PDP-led government have mismanaged the common patrimony of the people.

According to him, the Okowa-led administration was owing teachers, council workers and pensioners salaries and other entitlements adding that deplorable roads and non-payment of workers salaries are all that Okowa has to show.

“Tell a neighbour, show me a teacher or a council worker in the state and I will tell you how many months salaries he or she is owed and or show me a road and I will tell you how Your Excellent Excellency Gov Okowa and PDP underdeveloped the state in all sectors”.

He said that Deltans should brace up to dethrone “a very confused and uncoordinated government” of the PDP, pointing out that a vote against PDP, is a vote for progress.

“On the ranting of the PDP State Chairman, I Prophet Jones Ode Erue APC chairman Delta State challenge him to a public debate on a national TV. No notice from him. He can even wake me from sleep”.

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