WARRI 2027: Jubilation As Mulade Storms Koko, Eghoro, Gbokoda, Opuama, Polobubo, Ogbinbiri, Ogbudugbudu Communities

By Joseph Bienbo, & Daniel Ejienue, Warri

The sign of hope feels the atmosphere of the creeks as renowned peace and environmental rights advocate and the NDP candidate for the house of representatives in the Warri Federal Constituency, Chief Dr Sheriff Mulade, campaign team stormed riverine communities in Warri North Local Government Area of Delta State.

Congress News learnt that Mulade visited Koko, Eghoro, Gbokoda, Opuama, Polobubo, Ogbinbiri and Ogbudugbudu communities raising hope of possible return of effective representation among riveine dwellers during the week.

At Koko, Mulade flags off Campaign, commissioned the NDP office and distributed learning materials schools in the area during the week, assuring the people of massive transformation.

The campaign tour, which is part of his ongoing consultations ahead of the 2027 general elections, witnessed a massive turnout of traditional rulers, Chiefs, elders, women, youths and stakeholders who trooped out to receive him.

At each community visited, Mulade was given a rousing welcome with songs and dance, as residents expressed appreciation for his long-standing commitment to the development of riverine communities and advocacy for environmental justice.

Speaking at the campaigns, Chief Mulade thanked the people for their warm reception and assured them of his commitment to giving the riverine areas a voice and attracting meaningful development if given the opportunity to serve.

He said his visit was to listen to the challenges confronting the communities, including lack of basic amenities, environmental pollution and underdevelopment.

The community leaders and youths who spoke during the visit, described Mulade as a true son of the soil who has always identified with the people, and pledged their support for his political aspiration.

They noted that his tour to the hard-to-reach communities shows his deep understanding of the terrain and love for his people.

The tour continued to other communities in the coming days.