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Delta 2023: Guber Aspirants Screened Out By DC23 Have Lost Their Right To Contest, Says Ofomona
By Daniel Dafe
A 2023 governorship aspirant in Delta State, Evangelist (Dr.) Akpo Ofomana, has said that all aspirants that were screened out by Delta Central 2023 (DC23) ought to back out of the race.
The governorship hopeful said this in a statement made available to Oasis Magazine.
Continuing, he urged those that were screened out to look for other aspirant like him to support.
He also commended DC23 “for a job well done by reducing the contestants.
On his agenda if given a chance to govern the state will be to set aside time for social events exclusively for royal fathers, adding that he will upgrade their allowances to boost their commitment to maintaining the social cultural values of their people.
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Speaking further, he said the Ministry of Chieftaincy and other related affairs will be directly under the watch and supervision of the executive governor, just as he called on Deltans to support and pray towards the actualization of his governorship ambition.
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