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WE WILL SUPPORT JAMES MANAGER FOR SENATE AGAIN.......... IGBUDU WARD LEADER

WE WILL SUPPORT JAMES MANAGER FOR SENATE AGAIN.......... IGBUDU WARD LEADER

The Delta South Senatorial candidate of the People's Democratic Party, PDP, Senator James Manager has been assured of massive support from the people of Igbudu Ward, Warri South Local government Area Delta State. This was made known by the Igbudu Ward 9 Chairman, Comrade Emanuel Dede, during a PDP Ward to ward campaign organized by PDP candidates.

The people of Igbudu, Ward 9 received The Delta South senatorial candidate, Senator James Manager and other candidates with much enthusiasm and a pledge of support, assuring James Manager of free return to the national assembly to make law and attract development to the grassroot.

The ward chairman said "We are very ready for the 2019 general elections. We will vote and mobilize others to do same because Manager is a grassroot man, his repeated electoral victories that has earned him a long stay in the national assembly, has made him more closer to the grassroot, we want him back. he said.

Present at the rally includes the Warri South PDP leaders, commissioners and candidates including Chief Joseph Otumara, Chairman Warri South Local government Hon. (Dr.) Michael Tidi, Hon. Johnson Agbeyigbi, PDP chairman Warri South Local government, Senator James Manager, Delta South Senatorial candidate, Chief Thomas Ereyitomi, candidate, Warri Federal constituency, Austin Uroye
High chief Willie Digbori and Host of others.

James Manager and his teeming supporters was also  received  at the GRA Ward 5, Warri South LGA by Michael TIdi, Chairman Warri South Local government Area,
Dr. Roland Oritsejafor, former minister,
Chairman of the GRA Ward,  Peter Tidi
Councillors, leaders of GRA Ward,  Hon. Daniel Anidu, Mofe Picnic, Bosin Awani, Chief Emmanuel Okumagba AKA Iyete and hosts of PDP members in Warri South LGA.

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