Omo-Agege Urges Oborevwori to Avoid 2023 Election Conflicts

Ovie Omo-Agege, the former Deputy Senate President, has issued a warning to Delta State Governor Oborevwori, advising him to refrain from reopening disputes related to the 2023 governorship election. Omo-Agege's statement comes in response to Oborevwori's earlier criticisms of his performance during the election.

He urged the governor to avoid launching media attacks and instead focus on healing and reconciliation within the state. Omo-Agege emphasized that both he and Oborevwori are no longer in different political parties, implying a need for unity and collaboration.

He argued that revisiting past litigations serves no constructive purpose and called for a peaceful approach to governance, rather than one driven by vendetta. This appeal reflects a desire to move forward positively in Delta State politics.