Delta ADC Candidates talk tough ahead polls

African Democratic Congress, ADC Candidates for Delta South Senatorial Seat, Chief Olivia Agbajoh, House of Representatives Candidates as well as House of Assembly candidates of the party in the district, have declared their resolve to wrestle power from the ruling Peoples Democratic Party in Delta State, saying the past 20 years of democracy in the state has left Deltans frustrated.

The candidates spoke in Warri, Tuesday January 29 at the end of a mega rally cum presentation of flag to them by the State Chairman of ADC /Delta State Gubernatorial Candidate of the party, Prince Joe Chukwu.

Delta South Senatorial Candidate of ADC, Chief Olivia Agbajoh, while addressing supporters of the party, stressed that her three months stint at the House of Representatives, which was truncated by military coup some years ago, resulted in what is today now known as Nigerian Navy Ship, NNS, Delta.

While declaring that people of Delta South haven’t experienced development, despite being the major resource base of the country, Chief Agbajoh promised to attract federal projects such as revitalization of Warri, Burutu and Koko Ports as well as other major infrastructures to the district, if given the mandate come February 16.

ADC Candidate for Warri Federal Constituency Seat, Oritseweyinmi Julia Etsola, the party’s candidates for Warri South Constituency 1, Armstrong Yomere, Warri South Constituency 2, Chief Vincent Okudolor and others from Warri South-West, Burutu, Warri North and Bomadi/Patani Federal Constituency, expressed optimism that they will emerge victorious at the forthcoming polls, vowing to match the opposition PVC for PVC in their resolve to provide governance of youth empowerment and all-round development.

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