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Liberate Delta 2023: Gbagi Trecked Long Distance as Youths, Women Holds Solidarity Walk

Liberate Delta 2023: Gbagi Trecked Long Distance as Youths, Women Holds Solidarity Walk


By Ezekiel Kagbala


Delta Youths, Women and members of the Social Democratic Party SDP, on Wednesday, held a solidarity rally to congratulate and welcome the SDP Governorship candidate, Olorogun Barr Kenneth Gbagi  and his running mate, Mrs. Ishioma Rosemary Oshilim

Youths, women, artisans and traders, in their thousands defied the heavy downpour of rain, marched, sang solidarity and victory songs to register their unalloyed support for the candidature of Gbagi, to also congratulate and welcome him back home to Delta State, after President Muhammadu Buhari confered a national honour on him at Abuja.


The youths began their mass solidarity walk with Chief Kenneth Gbagi from the Osubi airport to PTI Junction, and marched through to Roundabout and to motor Spare parts market where Gbagi addressed traders at the popular Warri/ Effurun sparepart market.

According to them, the solidarity walk with Gbagi was part of efforts to re-energise, reinforce and reawaken the consciousness in the youths, Deltans on the need to Support Gbagi as the general elections approaches.
The former Minister of State for Education, while addressing traders who welcomed him called on Nigerians to support presidential candidate from the southern part of the country in the 2023 general elections.

He also restates that he is the right man to succeed Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of  Delta State as he has all its takes to industrialize the state to enviable levels.

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  1. YANBOR SAMSONOctober 20, 2022 at 10:39 AM

    This wicked Man who strip 5 adult because of #5000 in his hotel in Delta state can not be given or consider as a governor in Delta state

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