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2027: Aroni joins Oborevwori, mobilises Niger Delta Ex-Agitators in Warri South-West APC Campaign Rally

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By Prevail Justice, Warri

The political atmosphere in Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State came alive as General Aroni Oputu led hundreds of ex-agitators to storm the All Progressives Congress (APC) Campaign Rally in Ogbe-Ijoh, headquarters of the local government area.

However, General Aroni is the national chairman for the Third Phase Presidential Amnesty Programme Forum, and a Frontline former ex-fighters for the emancipation of the Niger Delta region.

The ex-agitators, who came out in large numbers from various camps across the state, added colour, energy and momentum to the rally, chanting solidarity songs in support of the APC and its candidates.

General Aroni, a respected ex-agitator leader and grassroots mobilizer, said the decision to mobilize his colleagues to support the Delta State Governor Elder Sheriff Oborewori and the All Progressives Congress, APC was born out of his conviction that the APC remained the party with the capacity to deliver meaningful development to Warri South-West and the entire Niger Delta.

Speaking to the newsmen, Aroni stated, “We are here today to show that ex-agitators are fully with the APC in Warri South-West. We have seen the developmental plans of the party for our people, and we are convinced that our future is secured under the APC.”

“We have directed all our members across Warri South-West, from Ogbe-Ijoh to Gbaramatu, to come out en masse and vote for APC in the forthcoming elections. The era of neglect is over,” he added.

The massive turnout of ex-agitators was a major highlight of the rally, as party leaders commended general Aroni for his leadership and ability to mobilize the grassroots.

The rally witnessed the presence of APC chieftains, women leaders, youth groups, and supporters who expressed optimism that the party would emerge victorious in Warri South-West.

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