Amaechi Calls for ADC Support in Delta for 2027 Elections

On Thursday, Rotimi Amaechi, the Vice Presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), addressed supporters in Warri, Delta State, urging them to actively participate in the 2027 general elections by backing the party's candidates. He emphasized the importance of voters taking responsibility for electoral outcomes, referencing the past experiences of ADC's governorship candidate, Chief Great Ogboru.

Amaechi warned that neglecting lessons from previous elections could lead to repeated failures. He assured supporters that ADC had devised a strategy for victory.

Criticizing the removal of fuel subsidy, he argued it has raised transportation and production costs, impacting food prices and living costs. He proposed a "production subsidy" for local fuel producers, suggesting that the federal government could set domestic pricing for crude supplied to local refineries.

Amaechi called for unity beyond tribal and religious lines during elections, encouraging citizens to act against detrimental policies. Comrade Valentine Ogolegune, ADC Delta North Senatorial candidate, expressed confidence in the party's prospects for the upcoming elections.