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Give Omo-Agege Your Vote As Dep. Senate President – APC Chieftain To Senators
A chieftain of All Progressive Congress (APC) in Delta State, Hon. (Engr) Henry Menabowanre Baro has appealed to senators of the 9th National Assembly to vote massively for Senator Ovie Omo- Agege as Deputy Senate President.
Baro, who made this appeal in a statement on Sunday also felicitated with President Muhammadu Buhari and Prof. Yemi Osinbajo for their successful swearing in.
He sued for more support for Omo -Agege as Deputy Senate President saying that with Omo-Agege as DSP, Buhari would surely finish strong by 2023.
The former House of Representatives Aspirant for Okpe/Sapele/Uvwie Federal constituency , however thanked Urhobo people for voting massively for Omo-Agege and Rev.Ejiroghene Waive during the concluded general elections.
According to him, the reelection of Buhari and Omo-Agege was a testimony of their good works.
He said that the second tenure of Buhari which is now a reality would certainly enable him to consolidate on his developmental strides in the health sector, education sector, infrastructures, human capital development amongst others.
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