Delta Leaders
have congratulated Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan for his victory at the Supreme Court.
They also thanked the Justices of the Supreme Court for satisfying the
electorate and the society at large by dismissing the
request of the Democratic
People’s Party (DPP) governorship candidate in the 2011 governorship election,
Chief Great Ovedje Ogboru.
In a statement issued in Asaba by the
Director of Communications of the People’s Movement, Mrs Ibifuro Tatua, the
leaders lauded the judiciary for not
yielding to calculated lies about elections in the state, describing the past
three governorship elections as the most transparent ever seen in the
history of the state.
The
leaders praised the governor for the
pragmatic steps taken to address the problems in the various sectors, the
development of democratic culture and stable polity as well as the creation of
jobs for the people.
Emphasizing that
God threw up Governor Uduaghan to help extricate the people from the shackles
of poverty, enslavement and oppression, the leaders urged Dr Uduaghan to keep
up the good works irrespective of the antics of some detractors who peddle false
stories about the state.
Part of the
statement reads: “Contrary to impressions implanted by some enemies of the
state, Uduaghan has no problem if he decides to seek election into the senate
come 2015. If the constitution were to allow a person to rule for life, Deltans
at home and abroad will probably beg him to continue”
The leaders who
also affirmed their total support to Uduaghan on his quest to develop the
state, appealed to office and money seeking politicians to temper ambition and
greed with concern for public good and genuine welfare of the people.
While condemning
what it describes as, “misguided attacks by some politicians, self-acclaimed
youth leaders and their backers, the leaders said such antics will never deter
His Excellency from repositioning the state.
The
leaders, who further thanked the people for the confidence reposed in Uduaghan,
said the governor would continue to deliver
dividends of democracy to them.
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