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Oborevwori Will Put An End To Kidnapping In Delta State –Obelikpeyah
By Ambrose Ologide
A Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain in Warri South Local Government Area, Prince Julius Obelikpeyah has stated that governor elect, Rt Hon Sheriff Francis Oborevwori will put an end to kidnapping and other forms of insecurity insecurity in Delta State.
The Warri based business mogul who stated this at a press conference, spoke shortly after renowned human rights lawyer, Dr Akpo Mudiaga – Odje was released from the hands of his abductors in Warri.
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He said that his conviction was based on the fact that the governor elect is a dogged fighter who has fought against kidnapping and other security matters right from the administration of former governor James Ibori.
“I can assure you that hard times await kidnappers and criminals in Delta State with the inauguration of Rt Hon Oborevwori as governor of Delta State on May 29, 2023. He will take the fight to kidnappers and other criminals in the state,”he stated.
Obelikpeyah who addressed the press at his Oborevwori Campaign Office, used the opportunity to disclose that his organisation has planned an all night prayer vigil on the inauguration of RT Hon Sheriff Francis Oborevwori.
He further disclosed that his organisation will also play host to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP )faithful and friends of the governor elect after the inauguration.
Obelikpeyah urged Deltans to extend their love and support for Governor Ifeanyi Okowa to Rt Hon Sheriff Francis Oborevwori in order to continue to enjoy the dividends of democracy.
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