Chief Bosin hails Governor Oborevwori’s brave, brilliant decision in Defecting To APC
Chairman Niger Delta Basin Development Authority, Chief Ebikeme Bosin, has hailed the Delta Governor, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori on his brave and brilliant decision in defecting to the All Progressive Congress, APC.
In his message, Chief Ebikeme Bosin described the move by Governor Sheriff Oborevwori as historical, saying that Delta State is about to witness a huge positive transformation.
He stressed that the monumental shift is not just a political realignment, but what he proudly call a great tsunami, a wave of transformation that signals a new dawn for Delta State.
Chief Ebikeme Bosin emphasized that the singular act of courage and foresight by Governor Oborevwori, represents more than a change of party, adding that it is a strategic alignment with the government at the centre, which is a masterstroke that places Delta State firmly on the path of accelerated development, enhanced federal collaboration, and expanded access to the dividends of democracy.
The Chairman Niger Delta Basin Development Authority further described the defection to the APC by Governor Sheriff Oborevwori as a victory for every Deltan, both indigene and resident, stressing that the synergy that now exists between Delta State and the Federal Government is a gateway to increased infrastructural development, job creation, empowerment of youth, and a stronger voice for the people in national discourse.
While assuring of his unwavering support to Governor Sheriff Oborevwori as he steps into a new chapter with APC, Chief Ebikeme Bosin pointed out that his entry into the APC will ensure Delta state benefits tremendously from the renewed hope agenda of President Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, who has continued to sustain the transformation of the economy into a resilient and more productive one for the betterment of all Nigerians.
He congratulated Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and Welcomed him to the APC, describing the party as the party of progress and purpose for the people.