Idikpo Hails Omo-Agege’s Delta North Stakeholders’ Meeting, Expresses Confident Of APC’s Brighter Future For Delta In 2027

Dr. Iyke Odikpo, a chieftain of the All-Progressives Congress (APC) in Delta State, has thrown his wights behind the scheduled high-profile interactive stakeholders’ meeting with former Deputy President of the senate, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, in Delta North Senatorial District.

Omo-Agege is set to commence the touring of Delta North Senatorial District starting Ukuani local government tomorrow as part of efforts to strengthen the APC in Delta State, and fostering unity, reorganize party structures, and reinvigorate political strategy ahead of the 2027 elections.

Dr. Iyke Odikpo, a committed leader of the APC in Delta State, has reaffirmed his support for the initiative, emphasizing its importance in breaking the People’s Democratic Party’s (PDP) stronghold in the state. 

According to Dr. Odikpo, the APC must adopt a strategic and united approach to overcome past election setbacks and focus on building a formidable front for future electoral victories.

“As a progressive party, the APC thrives on inclusiveness, teamwork, and a collaborative leadership system,” Dr. Odikpo stated.

“The outcome of the 2023 elections should not divide us; rather, it should serve as a lesson and motivation to reorganize, strategize, and emerge stronger.”

Calling on all loyal party members, Dr. Odikpo urged the APC faithful in Delta North to turn out in large numbers to welcome and engage meaningfully with Senator Omo-Agege.
 
He stressed that the tour is a symbol of renewed commitment to the party’s shared vision and an opportunity to resolve internal differences for the greater good of the party and the development of Delta State.

The upcoming meeting highlights the APC’s dedication to fostering peace and unity while working towards a victorious 2027 election campaign.

Dr. Idikpo noted that with a reinvigorated party structure and strengthened leadership, “APC will achieve success and secure a brighter future for the people of Delta State and Nigeria at large”.