CAN COVID-19 STOP THE UPRISING DUST FOR THE 2023 GOVERNORSHIP RACE IN DELTA STATE ? (PART I)
Written by -: Barry Avotu Johnson 1st:

In this series we hereby use this opportunity to introduce our possible 2023 delta governors to the world.
4. Dr. Rufus Eseoghene Ebegba; Yes, Dr Rufus as his fondly addressed by his friends and family is said to be a very strong elephant who has never ventured into politics of sort in delta state ever. DR Rufus is a said to be a technocrat who understands the difference between the politics of policy and the policy of politics because he has been a civil servant with great influence and reputation for years and graduated into national politics of becoming the director general and ceo of the national biosafety management agency NBMA under the president Goodluck Jonathan administration and got reappointed again for the second tenor by the president Buhari administration and he is said to be doing excellently wonderful. His name came up on the list of possible men of value that can take delta and keep it safe for the good of the people. He has everything it takes to be a good delta governor come 2023 if voted by the people. If voted as delta governor, he will run the affairs of the state with the experience of been a civil servant and a politician who sees the future of the people. Although when his name came up not many agreed that he should enter the final listings until his responsive personality was discovered to be a person filled with respect to people and a great sense of concern for a people-oriented program in his place of work over six years now. Dr Ebegba holds an academic credence to distribute towards a new delta where education must be valued. His relationship with the center national power of the president’s cabinet will play a good one for him if he finally accepts the call of his people to come build a superlative delta in 2023. Some friends of mine in the media said Dr Ebegba is a gentle elephant hiding in the center and would not be able to hide anymore. To win governorship elections in Nigeria one needs to open up to so much influence with other strong elements by their own rights. A good politician can never underrate anybody during elections. He or she needs everybody to scale through to win.
We have seen the men who will the at the frontline possibly come 2023 in delta state and with time we shall bring you exclusive interviews we are arranging to have with them from time to time until the last day we present the 2023 delta governor to the world and whenever we have a new dimension in a twist to our news story we can report it as soon as it breaks. If another personality plays him or herself into the lists you will read it in a new series.
Delta is one is of the hardest and strongest political battlefield in the Nigerian political terrain and it should not be taken for grand most especially because we house the deputy senate president who would be preparing to enter the shoes of the senate president in the next dispensation if power moves towards the north east of Nigeria at the center.
As I end this series here, I like to advice the federal government of Nigeria under president Buhari to please look into the issues of the coronavirus funds disbursement and the school feeding program which is already a looting point for the enemies of Nigeria. Nigerians have the right to know why children are at home for the government stay at home coronavirus policy and yet the feeding program is still going on. This gives us the impetus to ask this administration some questions begging for answers for some time now.
How does this government know the houses of all the children in our primary schools that are enjoying the feeding program?
So how is the food passed to the children while at home?
Who are the contractors and vendors that are in the position to cook and feed the children?
Do they have the evidence that the children got the food since they started sharing the foods to their house doorstep?
It’s just a shame that Buhari’s appointees are not been sincere at all. These questions of mine can’t be answered because we all know that its not possible to find these children when they are out of school. Nigeria doesn’t have the database for such thing and we shouldn’t pretend abut it so we can start finding ways to building such database for future usage.