2027: Sen. Nwoko Declares ‘100% Vote’ for Oborevwori, Tinubu in Delta North

Senator Ned Nwoko representing Delta North Senatorial District at the National Assembly, has urged supporters and electorates in Delta North popularly called Anioma to give total support to Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 gubernatorial and presidential elections.

Senator Nwoko stated this Sunday at a crucial stakeholders’ meeting of the Delta state chapter of the All Progressive Congress APC, held at Government house Asaba.

The federal lawmaker who spoke amidst ovation from the stakeholders at the mammoth gathering said Delta North political leaders and the generality of the populace were united in their resolve to back Governor Oborevwori for a second term come 2027.

Senator Nwoko noted that Oborevwori earned the support of Delta North through equity and the implementation of his M.O.R.E development initiative on Infrastructure and human empowerment for Deltans which according to him, aligned with the Renewed Hope agenda of President Bola Tinubu.

“Delta North Senatorial district as a whole will support Governor Sheriff Oborevwori 100%. Let me assure that he has the backing of politicians and people of Delta North on 2027. He has our total goodwill. Delta North is for Governor Sheriff Oborevwori

“We are also committed to the administration of His Excellency President Bola Tinubu and his reelection in 2027. We are all united in Delta North towards the success of the APC at the state and federal levels,” Nwoko stated

Senator Nwoko also described the immediate past Governor, Sen. Dr. Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa as the “National Leader” of the party among the stakeholders.

The Delta APC stakeholders’ meeting was attended by the state governor Rt.Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, immediate past governor, Senator Dr.Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa, serving and former members of the National Assembly, speaker of the state House of Assembly, Emomotimi Guwor, state chairman of the APC, Elder Omeni Sobotie as well as other party stalwarts across the state.