Politics
BREAKING: Okowa Set To Drop Oborevwori, Backs Agas For Accord Guber Ticket
By Daniel Dafe
Publisher of Secret Reporters, Fejiro Oliver, has said that with the ongoing intrigues in the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in the state, Governor Ifeanyi has decided to abandon his anointed candidate and Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Hon Sheriff Oborevwori and now fly an Accord Party ticket to be clinched by Festus Agas.
Oliver disclosed this via a Facebook post on Thursday.
According to him, “Governor Ifeanyi A. Okowa has activated his Plan B as the struggle to upturn the court judgment against Sheriff meets brick wall.”
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He added: “Micheal Diden aka Ejele as usual will be in the forefront of announcing the new candidate using the same DPV.
“Guess who will be flying the Accord Party flag?
“My wonderful Inlaw Festus Agas, who has been the First Lady’s choice since 2017.”
He continued: “According to my source, the PDP top stakeholders have been asked to keep it a top secret.
“And this is why I am a reporter with Secret Reporters News, to open the secret to Nigerians.
“There are talks currently going on with Accord Party on how Festus Agas can be substituted for their candidate.
“I have always told those who care to listen that Okowa is far ahead of almost all Delta politicians when it comes to plotting
“There you have it.
“Agas is back on track if the court case favors Edevbie.”
Oliver opined that “Okowa will rather take sniper than allow Edevbie govern Delta State. He will rather hand over willingly to Ovie Omo-Agege than allow Edevbie even contest.”
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