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Dr Austin Akpo Ofomana said that the only way out of elections quagmire and manipulation in Nigeria is not just only the electronic transmission of elections results but also electronic voting as well.Just as he called on the Urhobos of Delta Central Senatorial District to vote an alternative person come 2027 for what he described as the ignominious role Senator Ede Dafinone played by joining others to betray the Nigerian People who are calling for the Electronic Transmission of Election Results.

Dr Ofomana who was speaking with journalists in Abraka expressed disappointment over the attitude of the National Assembly most especially Senator Ede Dafinone said Urhobo People did not send him to go and do contrary to their wish in Abuja.

For him to go against the wishes of the Nigerian People most especially Urhobos who are in support of Electronic Transmission of Result,it therefore means he is not representing them and he should forget their votes come 2027 because Urhobo People did not ask him to support Electronic Transmission with a caveat of Manual Source of Result where Network fails! So he should forget them because he has betrayed them .Electronic Transmission of Result is mandatory that is Urhobo and Nigerian People are saying.

He did not consult before joining his colleagues to go against the Nigerian People.
I salute the courage of the 15 Senators who stood by the Nigerian People,I salute Senators Eyinaya Abaribe, Aminu Tambuwal,Akpoti Natasha UDUAGHAN,Serieke Dickson, and others who stood firm for the Nigerian Masses.

Dr Ofomana said that he stands firmly with the Nigerian People on the Electronic Transmission of Election Results and Electronic Voting.Adding that apart from the 30 Members of the Federal House of Representatives and the 15 Senators who stood for the Nigerian People the others have shown by their character and voting pattern that they are enemies of the Nigerian People.

Dr Austin Akpo Ofomana who is contesting for the Senate, Delta Central Senatorial District come 2027 said those who voted against the Nigerian People are not supposed to be in Red or Green Chambers by now they are supposed to resign because Nigerians have no trust nor confidence on them anymore!

They have passed vote of no confidence on themselves! So the right thing to do is for those who betrayed the Nigerian People to quit the National Assembly!
Definitely Nigerians are going to vote them out by 2027. Their actions showed that they do not have the mandate of the Nigerian People,if they do , they wouldn’t have gone contrary to what Nigerians want.

Dr Austin Akpo Ofomana is flying the Central Senatorial District race under the platform of the Labour Party.

By: Akpovoke Otiti

Agbarho – Agofure, alongside Festus Ahon and Stella Okotete, on Wednesday attended the Ward 1/11 and Ward 10/11 congresses of the All Progressives Congress in Agbarho, in a show of unity and renewed commitment to the growth of the party at the grassroots.

The well attended exercise drew party faithful, leaders and stakeholders from across the wards, who converged early to participate in what was widely described as a model congress marked by orderliness, discipline and strict adherence to party guidelines.

Speaking at the venue, Sir, Chief Festus Ahon, JP, commended party members for demonstrating maturity and collective purpose, stressing that peaceful internal processes remain the strongest foundation for building a formidable and people driven political structure.

Also in attendance was Hon. Stella Okotete of the Nigerian Export Import Bank, who applauded the conduct of delegates and officials, describing the atmosphere as calm, transparent and reflective of the new spirit of cooperation within the party in the area.

Observers noted that the congresses recorded no rancour, no grievances and no open disputes, as delegates worked in harmony to complete the process, culminating in the smooth emergence of new ward executives across both Ward 1/11 and Ward 10/11.

At the end of the exercise, party members and leaders jointly celebrated the outcome, expressing confidence that the newly elected ward leaders will further strengthen the APC’s grassroots machinery in Agbarho and position the party for greater cohesion and electoral success in the coming political engagements.

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The Ward 1/5 Congress of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ughelli was on Wednesday conducted peacefully and without any recorded disruption, as party leaders, Chief Barr. Fred Okiemute Majemite and Chief Barr. Jaro Omovudu Egbo,the Executive Council Chairman, Ughelli North led the process that culminated in the successful completion of the exercise.

The congress, which held at Aro Community, attracted party members, stakeholders and observers from across the ward, who commended the orderly conduct of the exercise and the high level of cooperation displayed by delegates and party officials.

Speaking shortly after the exercise, Chief Barr. Majemite described the congress as transparent and credible, noting that the peaceful atmosphere reflected the growing unity within the APC structure in Ughelli and the commitment of party leaders to strengthening internal democracy.

Also present at the venue was the Executive Council Chairman, who monitored the entire process and expressed satisfaction with what he described as a flawless and hitch free congress, adding that the leadership of the party would continue to encourage consensus, discipline and inclusiveness at the grassroots.

At the end of the exercise, Mr. Peter Efe Odokoma emerged as the new Ward Chairman for APC Ward 1/5, following the conclusion of voting and affirmation by delegates in line with the party’s guidelines.

Party stakeholders who spoke to journalists after the congress expressed optimism that the successful conduct of the Ward 1/5 exercise would further consolidate the APC’s political base in Ughelli, and urged the newly elected ward leadership to prioritise unity, mobilisation and sustained engagement with party members ahead of future political activities.

The conduct of Francis Waive in the Green Chamber has become a troubling symbol of everything that is presently wrong with political representation in our constituency.

He should not be rewarded with another mandate after presiding over such a disappointing and uninspiring record.

At a time when sober judgment, restraint and moral authority are urgently required, Waive has chosen theatrics, confrontation and personal grandstanding.

Such behaviour is not merely unbecoming of a public servant; it is a direct affront to the dignity of the people he claims to represent.
The floor of the House of Representatives of Nigeria is meant for men and women of proven character, intellectual depth and national outlook.

For the people of Ughelli and Udu, this is a painful betrayal. Representation is not about personal relevance or media visibility; it is about service, consultation and results. Sadly, Waive has failed to translate his privileged position into meaningful advocacy for his constituents. Instead, he has consistently projected an image of self interest and political immaturity, leaving many residents disillusioned and embarrassed by the quality of leadership sent to the national parliament in their name.

Even more disturbing is the growing perception that Waive’s conduct is driven by personal ambition rather than public duty, his useless media dogs are now on media to defend their paymaster, what a shame …

At a moment when families are grappling with economic hardship, insecurity and declining public confidence in governance, his priorities appear detached from the realities on the ground. A representative who cannot rise above personal ego cannot be trusted to rise in defence of the people.

The forthcoming 2027 general election must therefore become a decisive turning point. Democracy survives only when citizens are prepared to reject failure and reward competence. Waive has been tested by responsibility and found unfit for the weight of public trust.

History is unforgiving to those who waste rare opportunities for service. Francis Waive has, regrettably, reduced a noble office to a platform for disruption and self-promotion. For the sake of our constituency and the future of credible representation, he should no longer be considered a viable choice for public office.

By: Akpovoke Otiti

Effurun- Stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Uvwie Local Government Area on Monday unanimously adopted the consensus ward and local government executive lists for the forthcoming party congress, in a well attended meeting described by leaders as bold and strategic.

The stakeholders’ meeting was presided over by the Hon. Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, SAN, who charged party leaders to remain united and committed to a transparent, credible and inclusive congress process.

Also in attendance was the Executive Chairman of the Delta State Board of Internal Revenue, Chief Solomon Okporua Ighrakpata, alongside the Executive Chairman of the Uvwie Local Government Council, Anthony Onoriode Ofoni (JP), as well as several party elders, ward leaders and key stakeholders.

The meeting formally endorsed the consensus list of ward and LGA executives earlier compiled by leaders of the various wards across the local government area, following extensive consultations and internal engagements among critical party blocs.

Stakeholders at the gathering expressed confidence that the adopted list would strengthen party cohesion, deepen grassroots participation and position the APC for improved electoral performance across the local government and the wider Delta State political landscape.

They further appealed to party faithful to support the consensus arrangement, noting that the process reflected the collective will of leaders and stakeholders, and reaffirmed the party’s resolve to conduct a peaceful, transparent and credible congress in Uvwie.

A Delta State-born renowned human and development advocate, Comrade Mulade Sheriff, PhD has once again commended His Excellency, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori, Executive Governor of Delta State for his developmental strides across the urban city centres of the state.

Chief Mulade, who is the Ibe-Sorimowei of Ancient oil-rich Gbaramatu Kingdom in Warri South-West Local Government Area made the appreciation and commendation over the several ongoing infrastructural development projects wish he described as infrastructural revolution in the upland of the state.

The renowned peace ambassador and environmental rights activist urged all the 25 local government area chairmen of the state to emulate and replicate same development initiatives for the grassroot people to feel the impact of the current administration led by Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori

It is imperative to state that most Deltans do not feel, neither experience the developmental efforts of the government at the local level, except they travel to the major city centres.

“I want to strongly appeal and urge Governor Oborevwori to consider and prioritize riverine areas development, especially the long expected Ayakoromo bridge which many Deltans believed should be among the ongoing flyover projects by the state government, and the proposed Burutu – Forcados – Ogulagha Road project which is one of the most economically viable projects that will increase the state internally generated revenue, and lots more”

“The council chairmen should be courageous and bold enough to embark on significant legacy economy-driven projects in their various council areas to boost economy growth rather than hiding under Governor Oborevwori’s development projects. It is worthy of note that our councils have enough resources and funds to carry out people-oriented projects that will compliment the effort of the state government, and write their names in gold”, Mulade asserted.

Asaba – Hon. David Tonwe, Director-General (DG). on  Security matters, Delta State, has intensified efforts to curb kidnapping and herdsmen related crimes in Uwheru, Agadama, Ewvreni and Patani, urging residents to remain resolute and proactive in addressing security challenges within their communities.

Speaking in Asaba, Tonwe said the state backed security outfit, Operation Delta Sweep, has stepped up coordinated operations across the affected areas to ensure the protection of lives and property.

He explained that the renewed security drive is aimed at dismantling criminal networks responsible for recent disturbances, assuring residents that the state government is fully committed to restoring peace and stability in all vulnerable communities.

The Director General further appealed to citizens to strengthen collaboration with Operation Delta Sweep and other conventional security agencies, noting that timely and credible information from the public remains critical to the success of ongoing operations.

According to him, the security architecture in the state will “leave no stone unturned” in flushing out criminal elements, adding that sustained patrols, intelligence led surveillance and rapid response strategies have been activated to prevent further incidents.

Tonwe also commended the Governor of Delta State, Sheriff Oborevwori, for his unwavering support to the security sector, describing the administration’s commitment to safety as a clear demonstration of its resolve to guarantee a peaceful and secure environment for residents across the state.

By: Akpovoke Otiti

Ughelli – Pst. Rukevwe Okiti unanimously adopted as the Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ughelli North Local Government Area, following a leadership meeting of party elders and stakeholders at the local government level held on Thursday, 12th Febuary, 2026.

The development was announced at the end of the meeting, which attracted party leaders, elders and stakeholders across the local government area, including the former Deputy Senate President, H. E. Obarisi Ovie Omo-Agege, Chief Barr. Anuku, Chief Jimmy Omo-Agege, Chief Engr. Joe Asah, Chief Dr. Ominimini Obiuwevwi, Comrade Obakpororo Onabedje, Chief Florence Akpoyibo, Prince Eric Oharisi, Chief Engr Theo Mukoro, Comrade Sunny Enenuvwedia, Barr. Igho Arhagba, Chief Edewor Akpedafe, Chief Ohare, Sir Unuame, Chief Omoyibo, Chief Tase Ubiebor, Dr. Nathaniel Dortie, Chief Okiti, Engr. Ben. Okwunu, Chief Jones Esombi, Dr. Otive Igbuzor, Hon. Friday Onodjae, Chief Barr. Beauty Ubogun – Nze, Chief Onowu, Moses Anaughe among others. Participants described the emergence of Pst. Okiti as a clear reflection of unity and growing internal cohesion within the APC in Ughelli North.

Speaking shortly after the exercise, the Chairman of the APC Ughelli North Leaders and Elders Forum, Chief (Engr.) Joe Asah, congratulated Pastor Okiti on his emergence as a consensus candidate, and charged him to run an inclusive administration anchored on transparency, fairness and internal democracy.

Chief Asah further urged Pst. Okiti to lead by example and build confidence among party members ahead of state Congress. stressing that the strength of the APC in the local government would depend largely on collective engagement, wide consultation and the effective management of party affairs at all levels.

He also challenged the new leadership to work assiduously towards ensuring the success of APC Congress coming soon as presented by the party in the 2027 general elections, noting that a united and well coordinated party structure at the grassroots would be critical to delivering victory for the APC in Ughelli North.

In the same vein, Chief Asah called on all members of the party in the area to close ranks and mobilise massively for the re election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, expressing confidence that sustained party unity and strategic mobilisation would secure a landslide victory for the APC in the local government during the 2027 presidential election.

Earlier at the meeting of the APC leadership in Ughelli North Local Government Area, Pst. Rukevwe Okiti was unanimously adopted as the party’s chairman ahead of the forthcoming APC congress, a decision which party leaders said formed the basis for the unity, confidence and collective commitment emphasised in the resolutions and charges issued during the meeting.

By Akpovoke Otiti

Ughelli – Pst. Rukevwe Okiti has been unanimously adopted as the Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ughelli North Local Government Area, following a leadership and unity meeting of party elders and stakeholders held on Thursday, February 12, 2026.

The decision was announced at the end of the meeting, which attracted prominent party leaders, elders and stakeholders across the local government area, including former  Deputy President of the Senate, Obarisi Ovie Omo-Agege, among several other party chieftains.

Participants at the meeting described the emergence of Pst. Okiti as a clear demonstration of renewed unity and growing internal cohesion within the APC in Ughelli North.
Speaking shortly after the exercise, the Chairman of the APC Ughelli North Leaders and Elders Forum, Joe Asah, congratulated Pastor Okiti on his emergence as a consensus candidate and charged him to run an inclusive administration anchored on transparency, fairness and internal democracy.

Chief Asah urged the new chairman to lead by example and rebuild confidence among party members ahead of the forthcoming state congress, stressing that the strength of the APC in the local government would depend largely on collective engagement, broad consultation and the effective management of party affairs at all levels.

He further challenged the new leadership to work assiduously towards the success of the party’s forthcoming congresses and preparations for the 2027 general elections, noting that a united and well-coordinated party structure at the grassroots would be critical to securing victory for the APC in Ughelli North.

In the same vein, Chief Asah called on all party members in the area to close ranks and mobilise massively for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, expressing confidence that sustained party unity and strategic mobilisation would deliver a landslide victory for the APC in the local government during the 2027 presidential election.
Earlier, leaders of the party in Ughelli North had unanimously adopted Pastor Rukevwe Okiti as the party’s chairman ahead of the forthcoming APC congress, a decision which, according to stakeholders, formed the foundation for the renewed unity, confidence and collective commitment expressed in the resolutions and charges issued at the meeting.

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Chief Barr. Fred Okiemute Majemite has congratulated his younger brother, Chief Onoriode Sunday, on the occasion of his birthday anniversary, describing him as a dependable public servant whose leadership has continued to inspire many young professionals across Delta State.

In a congratulatory message made available to AjAZIRALReport Newspaper on Friday, Majemite praised the celebrant for his outstanding service as Director of Protocol at the Government House, Asaba, noting that his conduct in office reflects discipline, professionalism and a deep understanding of public administration.
He stated that Chief Onoriode Sunday, JP, has consistently demonstrated a rare blend of humility and efficiency in the discharge of his duties to the Delta State Government, adding that his administrative style has earned him respect within and outside the corridors of power.

According to Majemite, the impact of the Director of Protocol is felt not only at official state functions but also among younger officers who look up to him for guidance, mentorship and ethical leadership in public service.

The legal practitioner further remarked that the larger society is proud of the celebrant’s unwavering commitment to excellence, describing him as an inspiration whose dedication continues to strengthen public confidence in governance in Asaba and across the state.
Majemite therefore prayed for God’s continued guidance, good health and many more fruitful years for Chief Onoriode Sunday, as he marks another milestone in his life and career in service to humanity and the state.