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Butchers Thank Ejele For Kindness, Advocate Support For Oborevwori

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By Vincent Douglas

The National Butchers Union of Nigeria (NBUN), Delta State chapter has expressed gratitude to the Patron, South South, Evang. Hon. Michael Diden (JP) aka Ejele for the good things he has been doing to uplift the group in the state.

The Delta State Chairman of the union, Comrade Oris Orido in a chat with journalists on behalf of the group stated that Ejele has remained committed to the aspirations of the union, ensuring unity and progress by showing love and kindness in terms of constructive advice and financial support.

While praying God to continue blessing and protecting the Patron for his immense love for the butchers, Oris promised that on the day of pay back, the butchers would not forget him.

He posited that one good turn deserves another, and that the Patron should please continue to do his best by seeing the butchers as brothers and sisters who are ready to partner with him in his political journey to greatness.

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He also saluted Ejele’s humility and friendly nature,adding that his vibrancy and doggedness in business , politics and as a community developer is one in a million.

Speaking further, the Chairman called on Deltans, especially the butchers to continue supporting Governor Sheriff Oborevwori to succeed in Office and also ensure his return to Government House, come 2027.

He noted that Oborevwori is working hard, therefore, should be supported by the people, adding that his love for the state, particularly the butchers can not be overemphasized.

“Governor Oborevwori is people’s friendly and as such, should not be disappointed, most especially by the butchers. We cannot afford to abandon or disappoint those who identify with us. So, I urge all of us to at all times throw our weights behind them at the time of need,” he stated.

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