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Senator Ned Nwoko’s 2027 Re Election Nosedives As Delta North Traditional Rulers Back Okowa’s Return To Senate

Senator Ned Nwoko’s 2027 Re Election Nosedives As Delta North Traditional Rulers Back Okowa’s Return To Senate

 

OpenLife Nigeria reports that Delta North traditional rulers on Friday declared their support for the re-election of Gov. Sheriff Oborevwori and the return of former Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa to the Senate in 2027.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that royal fathers made the declaration at a high-level meeting held at the palace of Obi Uche Irenuma II, the Obi and Paramount Ruler of Abavo Kingdom.
At the meeting, the traditional rulers passed a vote of confidence in the governor for his leadership and administration’s renewed inclusion, as well as his support for the State Traditional Rulers’ Council.
According to them, the governor’s leadership style has strengthened the relationship between the government and the traditional institution.
They added that the Oborevwori-led government had demonstrated responsiveness to the needs of the people and the traditional institution, thereby fostering peace, stability, and development across communities.
Addressing newsmen at the end of the meeting, Obi Irenuma II expressed appreciation to the governor for his continuous support and recognition of the traditional institution across the state.
He particularly appreciated the governor for the car presented to the traditional rulers in the state.
He described the gesture as a clear demonstration of partnership and recognition of the important role played by traditional rulers in maintaining peace, unity and development at the grassroots level.
According to him, the governor has shown, through his actions, that he understands the importance of traditional rulers as critical stakeholders in governance and community development.
The royal fathers, who also called on Okowa to contest the Delta North senatorial seat, said the call was based on recognition of his achievements while serving as governor and his continued relevance in the political and developmental journey of the senatorial district.
They highlighted the numerous milestones recorded by Okowa during his tenure as governor, particularly in infrastructure development, healthcare, education, and human capital development.
The traditional ruler said that Okowa’s administration brought visible transformation and laid a solid foundation for sustainable development across the state.
He also noted that the former governor’s experience in governance, understanding of the people’s needs, and strong legislative background placed him well to effectively represent Delta North at the National Assembly.
Okowa’s return to the state, he said, would further strengthen the voice of the senatorial district and attract more federal presence and opportunities to the region.

 

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