Political Rift in APC: Omo-Agege Promises Swift Resolution to Ndokwa Nation

Over the weekend, former Senate Deputy President Ovie Omo-Agege gave his constituents in Ndokwa Nation the assurance that the All Progressives Congress (APC) turmoil will soon come to an end.

The APC's Delta State leader, Omo-Agege, said that every effort was being made to move past the leadership split within the party's state chapter and move forward during his visit to the area as part of his thank-you tour and interactive stakeholders meeting with APC leaders and members in Delta North Senatorial District.

He expressed gratitude to the people of Ndokwa Nation for their unwavering support of the APC, their backing during his time in the Senate, and his support as the party's candidate for state governor in the 2023 election.

Omo-Agege reiterated his commitment to the APC's growth and development while urged all party members to stay unified and steadfast in their support for the party. He pointed out that only by working together could higher political heights be reached for the party's and the people's benefit.
Additionally, he expressed gratitude to them for the cordial reception, which demonstrated the public's faith in the party and readiness for any upcoming elections.

Hon. Valentine Nneoma Oyemike, the APC's candidate for the Ndokwa West Constituency of the Delta State House of Assembly in the general election of 2023, was present to greet Omo-Agege at a lavish reception held in Kwale, the administrative center of Ndokwa West, along with APC leadership in the Ndokwa West Local Government Area, important stakeholders, and a sizable contingent of party supporters.

In Kwale, Ndokwa Local Government Area, the leaders alternately hosted the party's standard-bearer in the 2023 Delta State gubernatorial election, creating a carnival-like atmosphere.