Olu of Warri Prayer for DC-23: A call to Produce an Industrialist Kenneth Gbagi as Governor, Delta deserve the best

***Olorogun Barr Kenneth Gbagi is the most accepted aspirant for Delta State Governorship 2023

As the the monarch of Warri Kingdom, HRM, Ogiame Atuwatse III, recently prayed for the Delta Central 2023 (DC-23) lobby group to produce the PDP governorship candidate that would bring more development to Delta State, a closer look at the pedigree of the aspirants has revealed that Olorogun Barr. Kenneth Gbagi is the best aspirant to qualify as Governor 2023.

The monarch in his prayer for DC-23, According to him, “I pray for all of you that will participate in that process, to ensure that it produces the best because Delta state deserves the best.” from critical analysis, in terms of industrial growth and development, the King wanted Delta State to be number one in the country.

From inception, Delta State has been known for its industrial strength and a Governorship aspirant, Kenneth Gbagi is a front line industrialist with global recognition. Olu of Warri's prayers is inline, timely and a call for the best.

“the Olu further said; On our part as a nation, we will also meet and come up with our collective decision and resolution to supplement, compliment and contribute to the development of Delta state,”

A resolution that we the Gbagi media team prays and expect to endorse Kenneth Gbagi who is most accepted aspirant in Delta central.

In terms of qualifications and credentials no other aspirant can match Gbagi in the issue of Developing Delta State. Most of the aspirants are above 50 years of age and it is glering that the state is overdue for growth.

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