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United Support Groups, Delta LP Guber Candidate disowns 'Obidient Youths for PDP'

United Support Groups, Delta LP Guber Candidate disowns 'Obidient Youths for PDP' 

The Delta State Chapter of the United Support Groups (USG) apex body of all Obidients groups in the state, has disowned a group parading themselves as 'Obidients Youths for PDP' which is believed to have perfected plans for a rally slated for 25th February, 2024. 


Delta state Chairman of the United Support Groups, Comrade Favour Emerure, in a press conference held in Udu along side with the Delta State Governorship Candidate of the Labour Party, Deacon Kennedy Pela, described the news as fake; and urged all members and supporters of Obidient groups to disregard such news circulating in the media. 

According to USG; "We are here today for a press conference refuting the 'Obidient Youths for PDP' being circulated all over the state that they are proposing a rally in Agbor on the 25th of February 2024."

"We wish to state categorically that the United Support Groups is an umbrella body the Obidient in the state and we are here to refute every fake news being circulated in Delta North Senatorial District most especially in Ika North Federal Constituency."

"It should be noted that there is nothing like 'Obidient youths for PDP' and we the Obidients are not involve in any collaboration with any political party whatsoever in the state; and we are not organizing any inauguration or rally on the 25th of February 2024. So all members and supporters of the Obidient groups and Deltans should not be deceived".

"We are not surprised that Labour party and the Obidients movement at large remains a threat to other political parties in the state most especially in Ika Federal Constituency; and we won overwhelmingly the election in Ika Federal Constituency. So I am using this medium to call on our vribrant youths all over the state not to relent in their drive for good Governance. They should remain resilient and law abiding and remain hopeful for that desired change that we are yearning for." He said .

Earlier the Delta State 2023 Labour Party Governorship Candidate, Deacon Kennedy Pela, said; "it is clear to everybody that the Labour Party driven by the Obidient movement won the last presidential and Governorship election."

"We were all here when the candidate of PDP and APC began to Promote 'Sherrifed Obidients' and Obidients for Agege'. Even after going through the legal section they couldn't won to their victory instead they are still clamouring for Obidients for PDP?

"So if is clear that they are scared, it is clear that because they didn't win the general election, they want to begin to divide the Obidient movement from now to the next elections because we are now more United." 

Advising all Deltans to continue to stand firm, Pela noted that "the sufferings of the past 24years must definitely come to an end and the process has started. God has started that process and he must definitely complete it. So Deltans, continue to stand firm because a better Delta is surely possible."

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