A delegation of political leaders from the Ndokwa Ukwuani federal constituency, have restated their confidence in the Deputy Governor of Delta State, Sir Monday Onyeme, during a solidarity visit to his official residence in Asaba on Tuesday.
Speaking on behalf of the leaders, Rear Admiral Onah, expressed their unwavering support for Onyeme, describing him as a dependable and visionary leader committed to the progress of the Ndokwa nation and Delta State.
They condemned verbal attacks against Onyeme, particularly over power supply issues in Ndokwa land.
The group insisted that the deputy governor had continued to represent the constituency with dignity and deserved encouragement rather than distractions.
Onah emphasised that Onyeme’s commitment to the constituency’s progress remained unquestionable.
The delegation expressed gratitude to Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for his inclusive governance style.
They also acknowledged former Governor Ifeanyi Okowa for granting their long-standing demands, including appointment of an Ndokwa Indigene as DESOPADEC Chairman.
The leaders appreciated Okowa’s decision to appoint an Ndokwa indigene as Chairman of the Delta State Oil Producing Area Development Commission (DESOPADEC).
They also lauded Okowa for establishing a federal institution in the area, a long-standing demand of the Ndokwa people.
The visit also afforded the delegation the opportunity to commiserate with Sir Onyeme over the recent passing and burial of his foster father, Mr. Danladi Ambi.
They offered prayers and words of comfort to him and his family.
The meeting underscored the determination of Ndokwa/Ukwuani leaders to unite and rally behind the state’s leadership.
