See Photos: Ijaw Traditional Rulers Support Adewale as President, Kenneth Gbagi for Delta Governor, 2023

See Photos: Ijaw Traditional Rulers Support Adewale as President, Gbagi for Delta Governor, 2023

Traditional rulers of ijaw ethnic extraction in Delta state have thrown their weight behind Adewale Adebayo, the presidential candidate of the Social Democratic party SDP and Former Education Minister, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi, for Delta State 2023 Governorship race.

This came as the Ijaw traditional Rulers converge yesterday, Wednesday, August 31st, 2022 to receive Gbagi and Adewale in Delta State.

On ground to receive Gbagi and Adewale were the chairman of the council, paramount ruler of Ogulagha kingdom, HRM Joseph Timighan, Pere of Siembiri Kingdom, HM Charles Ayemi-Botu, and Host of Ijaw Traditional Rulers

Cross section of traditional rulers as Social Democrats Party Presidential Candidate, Prince Adewale Adebayo and Delta State Governorship Candidate, Olorogun Barr. Kenneth Gbagi Receive Royal endorsement.

Delta Governorship Candidate, Chief Gbagi greeting; His Royal Majesty, King Dr. Charles Ayemi-Botu, aka Lion of the Niger, The paramount ruler of Seimbiri Kingdom.

Traditional rulers of ijaw ethnic extraction throwing weight behind former education mlnister, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi As Delta State governor 2023.

The SDP incoming president of Nigeria; Prince Adewale Adebayo Receiving Royal endorsement

This is a call on Nigerians, Deltans Youths Women to Support the Social movement for good governance.

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