The African Democratic Congress (ADC), Delta chapter has unveiled its aspirant for the south senatorial district in the 2027 election.
The aspirant, Oritsemami Obioru, reaffirmed his ambition to run for the seat when he paid a solidarity visit to the Delta State Chairman of the ADC, Austine Okolie, at the party’s secretariat, Asaba, capital of Delta State.
Speaking to journalists, after his meeting with the Delta ADC Chairman, Obioru said his visit is a demonstration of his unwavering solidarity to ADC, reinforcing his support for the party, and strengthening his alignment with the party’s leadership towards the collective pursuit of a united and progressive Delta south.
“Our discussion at the meeting centred on my ambition to run for Delta South Senate Seat, in 2027; how to deepen cooperation and collaboration among party faithful, strengthening party structures, mobilizing party faithful across the eight local government areas of Delta South, fostering youth and women participation in politics, and adoption of issue-based campaigns to address pressing challenges such as environmental degradation, unemployment, and underdevelopment.
The ADC Warri South local government chairman, Excel Otonne Ololo, who was also present at the meeting, reaffirmed his support and solidarity to the party, assuring that he would support Obioru in driving his people-centred development policy as he gears up to represent the good people of Delta South Senatorial District at the Senate, in 2027.
He described Obioru, as a trusted and illustrious son of the soil whose political ambition inspires hope, inclusivity and promises impactful representation to catalyse socioeconomic and infrastructural development in Delta South to improve the wellbeing of the people.
In his remarks, the Delta State ADC Chairman, Okolie commended Obioru for his commitment to the growth of the party, describing him as a vibrant leader whose ideas and grassroots engagement mechanism aligns with ADC’s vision of inclusiveness, accountability, and transformative leadership.
He expressed the need to harmonize the diverse interests within the ADC and position the party as a viable entity that entrenches transparent political culture in the state.