AMORI, IBORI INSIST ON ZONING,CALLED FOR EQUITY.

As the game of who become the next governor to take over from Sen.Dr.Ifeanyi Okowa,who is serving his second tenure as the man incharge of Delta state thicker,political gradiators in the central Senatorial District has started aligning themselves,to build a unity of purpose that will make the Urhobos take over power come 2023 in the state.

Key political leaders in the state including Chief James Ibori,Sen.Ighoyota Amori,Amos Ighorodje,Prof.Yovaire,Chief Oguma,Chief Fovie and others were among those who attended.

His Excellency Chief James Onanefe Ibori former governor of the state speaking at the event,reminds everyone on Governorship Zoning in Delta State.It is The Turn Of Delta Central Again, There is no other arrangement, No turning Back. He calls on Urhobo to be more United.

Campaign is not Now, but Urhobo  should bear it in mind that there is going to be Work ahead soon!  Senator Chief Ighoyota Amori Seconds it by reminding the Urhobos that,' Kokoko Ogbale' its,
Time To Be United ,
Time To  Speak With One  Voice
Time To know That Urhobo Can not Be Pushed Aside.

Prof Yovaire says, the Road was not smooth but we Worked Hard with other Senatorial districts  to Succeed. So we expect them to do same for us!
Chief Oguma Says, Urhobos are ready and that we are not afraid to work. Its time to deliver for Ourselves as we have been doing for Others!

Chief Fovie says, Some Urhobos should not make themselves Available to be bought over so as not be the ones to cause confusion!

Just Remember That This Is Our Own!
Ona no me!
Ona no Olavale!
Urhobo ooooo!!!
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By Senator (Chief) Ighoyota Amori.

The meeting was well attended by the People Democratic party faithfuls across the Senatorial District.

Recall,the PDP which is the ruling party in the state has a standing zoning arrangement

since 1999.The Central started with James Ibori 8years,handed to Emmanuel Uduagha of Delta South and the current administration of Dr.Ifeanyi Okowa from Delta North.