- Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has expressed his support for President Bola Tinubu for the 2027 general elections.
- The governor emphasized the importance of political alignments as the next election cycle approaches.
- His declaration indicates a strategic political move ahead of the upcoming elections.
Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, has openly declared his support for President Bola Tinubu ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The governor, while speaking on political alignments ahead of the next election cycle, stated clearly:
“2027: Tinubu’s re-election, my number one project.”
The remark has since sparked fresh political reactions, with many viewing it as an early and strong signal of loyalty to the president and the ruling political structure.
Oborevwori’s statement is being interpreted as a firm political alignment, indicating that his focus is already shifting toward ensuring continuity for the Tinubu-led administration.
Political watchers say the comment reflects early groundwork being laid ahead of what is expected to be a highly competitive 2027 election season.
The declaration has divided opinion. Supporters believe it reflects stability and cooperation between Delta State and the federal government.
Others argue that attention should remain on governance and current economic and security challenges rather than early election positioning.
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Read some comments below:
@Steph-nora Mbanugo:”God abeg, how did I find myself in this mess! I couldn’t have chosen this country myself..”
@Peaceful:”Nigeria needs serious deliverance, I thought we all agree that this man is not doing well?????”
@AbuleCFC:”Your number one project is delivering Tinubu while Delta drowns in insecurity & hardship.🤔 Oga, the only thing you’re delivering is excuses. Focus on your state, not your bag. Clown 🤡🇳🇬”
@Okonkwo David. C:”So the well being, security and lives of the people wey e dey lead no matter to am”
@Finelybrewed:”They don’t care about the citizens, politicians are all the same”
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