2023 Election: Olomu/Effurun Otor political tacticians form Forum to combat oppression

By Akpokona Omafuaire

OLOMU - THERE was a political resurgence weekend as Olomu and Effurun Otor political tacticians congregated to give birth to Olomu/Effurun Otor Political Elites Forum to fight for political self determination and emancipation.

The meeting which was held at Don Chisle Hotel Oguname Olomu, Delta State had a large number of PDP gladiators including women and youths.

The motive of the conveners as gathered by Vanguard is to emancipate the foot soldiers whose political destinies have been trampled upon by godfathers.

In his opening speech, Olorogun Samuel Oghotomo, one of the conveners said that history is being made as the core tacticians who have always ensured the political victory of the People's Democratic Party, PDP, in the areas but been oppressed have woken up to redeem their destinies.

He said that the Forum is set out to fight for recognition of their efforts at delivery electoral victories.

Adding his voice, Olorogun John Ewenede, another Co-Convener said, "We are gathered here today for political self determination and emancipation from the captive oppressive forces that have held us down for years.

"PDP electoral victories for the past elections is due to our tactical knowledge and sagacity, but after delivering the good, some others kidnapped the dividends for selfish purposes.

"We have now resolved to combat these forces with manlike fortitude and philosophical equanimity." He added.

Lead Conveners, Chief Fullpower Orubure  in his speech said, "it is unfortunate that some people have continued to sit on the political destinies of others, but the time is up.

"We have gathered here to give birth to this united forum to pursue our political destinies and deliver victory in the coming election.

"Candidates who need our support shall come to us and not through proxies. We are the engine room of the party to deliver, but we need no middleman anymore."

Some political leaders of the new group include; Chief Vincent Otidi, Chief Jabin Ighomena, Olorogun Amos Oyoroko Esq, Hon. Stephen Asheshe, Hon. Ochuko Omorere, Chief Omokeni Convey, Dr. Kingsley Akeni, Chief Richard Ogadis, Chief Omojevwe Duku, Chief O. Orubu, Dr. E. Ohwofasa and a host of others.

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