AGAP Promises Emergence Of A New Delta If Voted Into Office

The All Grand Alliance Party, AGAP in Delta state has promised to make the state the envy of all through quality leadership if given the mandate in the 2nd March 2019 governorship election.

Speaking at Uwheru in Ughelli North local government area, Delta AGAP governorship candidate, Chief Brando Omu and his running mate, Dr (Mrs) Rukevwe Ugwumba, said only quality leadership could guarantee a Delta state of the people’s dream.

Addressing party leaders, faithful and supporters ahead of the Saturday 26th January 2019 flag off of a state-wide-campaign for the general elections, Chief Omu and Dr Ugwumba in their separate remarks, affirmed their readiness to fix Delta State for effective governance that would add value to the lives of Deltans.

Chief Omu said “a new Delta State would emerge under my leadership”, stressing that he would create wealth for the people and develop the state’s infrastructure to sustain all round development.

The AGAP governorship candidate, a renowned Accountant, asserted that his administration would impact positively on every community in the state, if given the mandate, pointing out that he was in the race to build a state that would be outstanding in all fronts.

He expressed optimism about the massive support of the people, saying that victory was sure for the party.

For her part, Dr Rukevwe Ugwumba, a Medical Doctor, philanthropist and consultant to the Senate Committee on Health, said she would join forces with Chief Omu and others leaders in AGAP to bring about new narratives befitting a state like Delta.

Dr Ugwumba stated that they were prepared to serve and solicited the support of Deltans with their votes for a greater and more prosperous Delta State, assiring that they would not fail the people.

The State Chairman of the Party, Chief Alex Oyoro, among others who spoke, said AGAP would bring positive change to the state.

They said the party was prepared for the election, noting that they were reaching out to Deltans for support and their votes in the polls.

The party leaders acknowledged the sterling qualities of their candidates and said the prospects of winning the election were bright.

The ceremony was witnessed by a large  crowd made up of elders, women and youths who pledged support for one of their own, Dr. Rukevwe Ugwumba, the state Deputy Governorship candidate  of the party.