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I Am Determined To Fulfill My Electioneering Promises, Omo-Agege Tells Delta Central People

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By Ogude Samuel

Senator representing Delta Central in the Senate and Deputy Senate President, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, has reemphasized his determination to give his people a robust representation in the senate by adding value to their lives.

Senator Omo-Agege gave this assurance over the weekend at the reception organized in his honour at Oromuru-Orogun in Ughelli North Local Government Area, Delta State.

He said: “l have not forgotten my electioneering campaign promises and l am prepared to do my best to bring the dividends of democracy.”

Senator Omo-Agege called on Deltans not be worried about Chief Great Ovedje Ogboru, adding that no matter the circumstances, Ogboru will become governor soon.

He assured Deltans that come rain or sun, Delta belongs to APC and the party will take over the state in no distant time.

He urged the people to be prayerful  just as he charged Deltans to support the Muhammadu Muhari-led government at the federal level to move the country to the  next level.

He said: “I want to assure you that, the President, His Excellency Muhammadu Buhari is ready to better the lives of Nigerians.”

Senator Omo-Agege who was received in the state by a mammoth crowd, during his address said the time for change is now as Deltans have suffered too long in the hands of PDP government.

While thanking the people for their massive support which gave room to his victory, he assured them that he would not let them down.

He said: “I will not let you people down; l am ready to fulfill the promises l made during election.”

Senator Omo-Agege who earlier arrived Osubi Airport Effurun in Uvwie Local Government Area, Delta State, was welcomed by party faithful, relations and friends.

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