Urhobo group Urges Delta-Central to mobilise PDP for Kenneth Gbagi 2023 Governorship Says; independent Candidate with proven integrity will be the best option for Delta State

Urhobo group Urges Delta-Central to mobilise PDP for Kenneth Gbagi 2023 Governorship

Says; independent Candidate with proven integrity will be the best option for Delta State

A Political pressure group, Urhobo Progressive Agenda, UPA

Has called on the Delta Central people in the People's Democratic Party PDP to support Chief Kenneth Gbagi for the 2023 Delta State Governorship, adding the Gbagi will be an independent Candidate with the capacity and resources to sponsor himself.

Speaking during a meeting of the group at Ughelli on Tuesday March 16 2021, the spokesperson of the group, Comrade Onoriode Felix disclosed that the 2023 Governorship race will not be for those being spoonfed by their masters, rather the masters themselves will show capacity of admistrative ability.

he also apealed to the three senatorial Districts, the Ijaws, Isoko Itsekiri's Delta Central and PDP leaders to support Kenneth Gbagi, adding that 2023 will be a time to get it right and put the state on the path of holistic economic growth.

The group futher reiterated that Gbagi will be a star candidate with proven integrity, capacity and popularity from the PDP family to emerge as the 2023 Governorship candidate.

He further said that Gbagi has proven over time his ability to bring sustainable economic growth to the state, adding that with Kenneth Gbagi, Delta state must be great as supposed.

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