2027: Delta will vote, protect their votes for Obi, NDC-- Omo-Agege

 2027: Delta will vote, protect their votes for Obi, NDC-- Omo-Agege



Asaba - Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege, Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC),

Senatorial Candidate for Delta Central, has assured that Delta supporter would vote and protect their votes for Peter Obi and the party in 2027.



Omo-Agege made the pledge during the inauguration and official opening of the NDC campaign office by the party  Presidential Candidate, Mr Peter Obi in Asaba on Thursday.



The former Deputy Senate President, Omo-Agege, said supporters would not only vote for Obi but also protect their votes, while expressing confidence in his ability to lead the country from 2027.



“We are going to stand to vote for Obi, we are going to stand to protect your vote,” he said.



He also pledged support for the NDC governorship candidate in Delta,  Chris Iyovwaye, saying, “we have resolved to make the NDC candidate our next governor in Delta.”



He said the party would seek to win the three senatorial seats in the state and a majority seat in the national Assembly to enable the party have major stake to give support to Obi.



“We are going to take the three senatorial seats, we are going to take it three over three,” he said.



He said supporters would work to ensure that Obi’s policies were translated into legislation if elected.



“We will stand by you, fight for you, and ensure that your policies will be able to translate into legislation,” he said.



Also speaking, the NDC Delta North Senatorial candidate, Mr Victor Ochei, assured Obi of the party’s victory in the state.



Ochei said the people were grateful to God for giving them what he described as a “Messiah” in Obi.



“In this country, we are proud today that God has given us a Messiah. And that Messiah is Peter Obi,” he said.



He said the NDC had strong political figures in Delta, adding, “In fact, we are going to win five over five. Your Excellency, be rest assured.”



The ceremony attracted NDC candidates and party faithful from the 25 local government areas of the state.

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