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Delta APC Names Key Figures for 2027 Campaign Council

Delta APC has announced key figures for its 2027 campaign council, including Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and former Governor Ifeanyi Okowa. The council will be inaugurated on Thursday.

Delta APC Names Key Figures for 2027 Campaign Council

Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, former Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, and Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, are on the list for the All Progressives Congress Campaign Council in Delta State. The council is set to be inaugurated on Thursday.

This council will handle the party’s campaign activities across the state.

Valentine Onojeghuo, the party’s state Publicity Secretary, shared the inauguration details in a notice dated October 20. He invited party leaders, stakeholders, council members, and other guests to the ceremony.

Other key figures in the council include Deputy Governor Monday Onyeme, former Deputy Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly Ovie Agas, former Minister of Niger Delta Affairs Godsday Orubebe, Senator Joel-Onowakpo Thomas, and Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly Emomotimi Guwor.

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The council is made up of several directorates and committees. These cover areas like finance, election management, mobilization, security, media and publicity, welfare, and youth and women’s mobilization. Some committees will also engage religious groups, non-indigenes, and other stakeholders.

The notice states that the inauguration aims to boost the party’s campaign structure and improve how they coordinate their work.

The party asked council members and invited guests to be present at the ceremony. They also reiterated their slogan, “APC, Renewed Hope for M.O.R.E. Agenda.”

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