Ned Nwoko, the senator for Delta North, has urged Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori to abandon the PDP’s long-standing customs after joining the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
In a statement after Oborevwori’s defection, Nwoko made the accusation and counseled him to make sure his transfer to the APC was a game-changer.
Nwoko encouraged the governor to abandon the old agreements that ruined the opposition party in Delta State, even as he praised him for abandoning the PDP.
“Leave behind the politics of survival and step into the politics of legacy.No one pours new wine into old wineskins. Old habits, old politics, and the old deals that led to the gradual decline of the PDP in Delta must be left behind,” he said.
He claims that the APC has already started working on constitutional revisions, such as the establishment of the states of Anioma and New Delta..
“Let me remind you, this agenda was declared a done deal by the party leadership long before your defection, a testament to the APC’s commitment to correcting historical imbalances and ending regional marginalisation,” he said.
The senator urged Oborevwori to adopt a fresh outlook, spearhead constitutional changes, and exhibit a reinvigorated commitment to equity, inclusive growth, and progressive leadership.
