BOOM: Gov. Oborevwori Ports to Join Power that Be, APC….details

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Finally, the Governor of Delta State, Sheriff Oborevwori, has officially dumps People’s Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC), and the reason is best known to him even though there are speculation that power might change hands if not so.

 

This announcement followed a high-level, closed-door meeting held at the Government House in Asaba on Wednesday evening. Senior APC figures were present to welcome the governor into their fold, signaling a significant political realignment in the South-South state.

 

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However, the development was also confirmed in a telephone conversation with Arise TV correspondence, the governor’s Chief Press Secretary, Sir Festus Ahon, said Oborevwori’s decision was borne out of “wide consultations with political stakeholders and in the interest of Delta’s long-term development.”

 

“This move was not made lightly,” Ahon emphasized. “The governor is deeply committed to the prosperity of Delta State and believes that working with the APC at the federal level will help accelerate growth and deliver better dividends of democracy to the people.”

 

Governor Oborevwori was elected under the PDP platform in the 2023 gubernatorial election, defeating his opponents to secure the governorship seat. His defection to the APC, however, is already being interpreted by political analysts as a calculated strategy with an eye on the 2027 general elections.

 

It was gathered that, the governor’s defection comes just moments after a viral video stirred speculation about his political future. In the footage, which sparked online debates, Oborevwori was seen in close company with known APC stakeholders. At the time, his media aide dismissed the clip as “old and misleading.”

 

…which way Nigeria! Will defection bring True Hope to Nigeria!

 

 

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