2023 ELECTION: ATTACK APC SUPPORTERS AT YOUR OWN PERIL, OMO-AGEGE WARNS DELTA PDP.
** STATES WHY OKOWA WILL NOT BE VP
Deputy Senate President and Delta All Progressives Congress, APC, governorship candidate, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, has once again warned against any planned attacks on members and supporters of APC in Delta state during the 2023 general elections. He stated that such attacks will be met with the full vehemence of the law.
Senator Omo-Agege while reacting to recent reports of plans to precipitate violence during the election in order to sabotage the BVAS voting system, appealed to youths in Delta State to ensure they are not used by “failed politicians who are afraid of free and fair elections”.
Senator Omo-Agege spoke, Friday, January 13, when the ongoing ward to ward campaigns of the APC moved to JFK ground, Refinery Road and Ughoton, in Uvwie and Okpe LGAs respectively.
He said the 2023 general elections are profound, and would redefine the destiny of Nigeria and Delta state. He therefore warned that anyone that attempts to disrupt the election will be toying with the future of both the state and country.
"You are our children, we are one family; it does not matter which political party you belong. Come and join this people's movement which has become a revolution for the liberation of Delta State from misgovernance of PDP. I specifically appeal to those youths in PDP, come and join us and move the state forward."
He said Delta governor, Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, hates the Urhobo people so much so that he thoughtlessly attempted to humiliate and retire former Delta Governor, Chief James Ibori, his benefactor, from politics and impose an “ incompetent Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori, a man whose credentials are an issue of public debate, as a proxy for his third term agenda.”
He assured that Governor Okowa will never be Vice President because the APC Presidential Candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, will win the election , and be declared the next president of Nigeria. Because of this, he said, any vote for any other party would be a wasted vote.
He called for the election of Chief Ede Dafinone to replace him in the senate, stating that the candidate is a humble and intelligent man that would do Urhobo proud.
He also made case for the election of Hon. Henry Baro as member of the House of Representatives to represent Okpe, Sapele and Uvwie Federal Constituency. "I can vouch for him. When he gets there he’ll get the respect he deserves," Omo-Agege said.
In Jeddo through to Ughoton, women and youths lined the route with brooms and other APC party insignia, chanting support slogans for Senator Omo-Agege.
At the rallies, more former movers and shakers of the PDP including, Chief Barr Victor Otomiewo, former Attorney general and Commissioner of Justice of Delta State; Hon Chief Efe Ofobruku, two time member of the Delta State House of Assembly; Chief Godstime Ematsemigbe, aka Omimi; Mrs Rose Onomavwe, former House of Assembly candidate of Action People's Party, APP, and Aston Stephen Atemu, among others, decamped to the APC.


Ima Niboro,
Director, Communications and Media Strategy,
Delta APC Campaign Council.
Member, APC Presidential Campaign Council.
13th February, 2023.

A NEW DELTA BECKONS
Fellow Deltans, we thank you for your tireless, bold and heroic stance against corrupt and bad governance in our state. We are incredibly proud of all that we have achieved together and we know that we will go on to achieve even more to steer our dear state in the right direction.
We are tired of touts and vision-less individuals robbing us blind and driving our state in yesteryears. We are a progressive people ready and willing to build a NEW DELTA STATE and usher our state into a developed future.
---Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege
APC Delta State Gubernatorial Candidate.

This one still de learn.
Make him go ask Ogboru how far.
unfortunate Mace thief.

THIS IS OUR FIRST AND MAIN PRIORITY
Our men and women, must have a decent job that allows a good quality of life. Our programme for the next 4 years in Delta State will bring back job creation, a productive economy, a sense of community and respect for people.
We want to put you as a citizen and as a voter back in charge and bring back hope to Delta State youths. Creating jobs for young people is a challenge which will define us, for this generation and the next, and will remain a key priority for us as part of our long-term commitment to full employment.
To create jobs, we will introduce an ambitious ‘Delta State Employment, Entrepreneurship and Empowerment Programme (DEEP) and will support our Social Economy and our Small and Medium Enterprises.
DEEP is an unbreakable commitment to be fulfilled with innovative ideas and reforms targeting massive private-sector economic development and growth through responsible management of government resources and processes.
The driving strategy behind DEEP will create modern cluster industries and manufacturing centers that will generate good jobs in every Local Government Area (LGA) of Delta.
Our target is to create the right environment and support mechanism, including structured state guarantees, for the private sector to develop at least 5 major employment-generating corporate vehicles in each LGA annually.
These will drive well- organised, government-supported and actively supervised Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to be strategically spread across the State on the basis of the unique economic strength of each LGA. This is at the core of our overall BUILD A NEW DELTA – BAND governance agenda.

----Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege
APC Delta State Gubernatorial Candidate.

Okay.

Nothing you will not hear from the evil party, the blood of the innocent Nigerians is crying day and night before the Almighty God. And the time of your visitation is here, none shall escape

Deciceco01:
Nothing you will not hear from the evil party, the blood of the innocent Nigerians is crying day and night before the Almighty God. And the time of your visitation is here, none shall escape

Vote Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege if you are staying in Delta State.