Dr Emmanuel Eweta
Uduaghan, the immediate past Governor of Delta State and APC Senatorial
Candidate, Delta South Senatorial District, today formally consulted with Isoko
nation and leadership of Isoko Development Union (IDU), seeking support for his
candidacy.
Chief Lucky Esigie,
Isoko Nation APC Leader while presenting Uduaghan, stated, " we are here
to present a candidate that reflects the wishes and aspirations of the
constituents of Delta South for equity and capacity to perform and take the
Senatorial District to the next level, considering his towering pedigree as a
former Governor of the oil rich, yet highly marginalised".
Uduaghan in his own speech
acknowledged with gratitude, " the warm reception of Isoko nation and
people as reflected by the huge number of persons, present at the consultative
visit. I am also gratified with the quality of well structured leadership and
achievements of the current IDU board".
He further
stated that his aspiration and candidature premised on an issues based
campaign, was timely, "as his wealth of experience as a former Chief
Executive of Delta State exposed him to first hand knowledge of the challenges
facing the oil District, which he promised to tackle if elected Senator via his
championing bills; first in having community ownership of shares in oil
companies, changing security architecture to community based contracts for
securing oil facilities and pipelines, regular dialogue/town hall meeting as a
feedback mechanism for getting inputs and desired bill formulation and right
legislation".
Uduaghan further
promised proposing a bill for transforming illegal bunkering and refining of
petroleum products into a legal and rightful business that will provide jobs
for our teeming unemployed youths, and also formulation of laws to enhance
environment protection and sustainable development of the oil rich Delta South
Senatorial District through the right bills.
Chief Iduh Amaidhe,
President General of Isoko Development Union (IDU), in his own response, stated
that from Uduaghan's well articulated speech, all Isoko people who were already
convinced about his political pedigree were left without an iota of doubt that he
will make provide effective and results oriented representation as the next
Senator. "We therefore wish to assure you of the unalloyed prayers and
support of the Isoko ethnic group in ensuring that you get elected as their
Senator come February 16".
Amaidhe enjoined
Uduaghan to ensure that Isoko's social, political and economic development
interests were protected, urging him to, " radically help the Isokos
address the challenges of posed by increase in revenue accruing to the area
from OML 30 oil prospecting and also the conversion of gas flares to boost
chaotic nature of electricity supply in the area".
Uduaghan was later
prayed for on behalf of Isoko nation for success and victory at the forthcoming
polls".
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