Embrace New Leadership, Onoyona Appeals To Isoko Nation

By Kelvin Ohoror

The Isoko federal constituency candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr Sylvester Onoyona, has called on the Isoko ethnic nationals to embrace the new leadership to move the Isoko nation to a new clime in national polity.

He made this known during a chat with newsmen in Emede, Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State.

According to him, “the Isoko people have given the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) opportunity to be in power for 20 years with their votes and have seen the results. It is time for the Isoko people to allow the All Progressives Congress (APC), to see what I can do,” he stated.

“I feel there is a need to serve my people to assuage every difficulty the current member’s misrepresentation and inactivity at the Green Chambers must have caused the Isoko people.

“I want to be the bridge to effective representation while providing the opportunities for the ethnic group to be a firsthand beneficiary of government’s programmes and empowerments.

“I am going to duel more on town hall meetings to have a clear understanding of what the Isoko people actually need; doing so, I would be working in tandem with the people’s wants,” Onoyona added.

He assured the Isoko people that he is going to be the voice of the youths by providing sustainable youths empowerment to them.

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“I want to have a direct relationship with the people, where I can interact with them and agree on their needs.

He also affirmed that he is well prepared for the 2023 general elections in all ramifications but believes in the grace of God Almighty.

Furthermore, the foremost candidate for the seat of the Federal House of Representatives noted that APC will do their best to curb vote-buying, adding that it is the cankerworm that has displaced people’s oriented representation for mediocrity.

He stressed that “our campaign is going to be issue-base, while will orient the Isoko people not to sell their votes in the forthcoming elections for pecuniary benefits.