Ogheneruona Tejiri, Asaba
There is the need for shift in leadership approach in Delta North Senatorial District for fresh thinking, accountable, and results-driven agenda ahead of the next electoral cycle.
This call was made by Comr. Victor Ojei, renowned Delta State activist cum politician aka Wong Box Nigeria while reacting to recent political developments in the district come 2027.
While acknowledging the constitutional right of every citizen to contest for public office, Comr. Ojei noted that the conversation in Delta North must go beyond individual aspirations and focus on the future of the people.
According to Comr. Ojei, “this moment is beyond personalities, it is about results, direction, and the future of Delta North. The question of who is best positioned will ultimately be decided by the people, but what is critical now is the need for a new kind of leadership.”
Comr. Ojei identified key gaps in the current political landscape, including lack of accountability, insufficient grassroots-driven development, and over reliance on projects which do not significantly improve the living standards of people.
He opined that Delta North Senatorial District requires leadership that prioritizes productivity and sustainable economic growth, advocating for policies that would focus on industrialization, job creation, and youth empowerment.
Comr. Ojei added, “the most suitable candidate is one who understands the people, feels their pain, and has a practical plan to create jobs, build industries, and empower youths sustainably”.
Outlining his vision, Comr. Ojei promised to champion the establishment of tech-driven and agro-based systems across all local government areas in the district, adding that such initiatives would create employment opportunities and enable residents to achieve economic stability and dignity.
He called on the people of Delta North Senatorial District to make informed choices when the time comes, saying that the power to shape the future of area lies with the electorate.
Comr. Ojei spoke further, “the future of Delta North is in your hands. Choose leadership that will build, not just promise. Let us choose wisely.”
There is the need for shift in leadership approach in Delta North Senatorial District for fresh thinking, accountable, and results-driven agenda ahead of the next electoral cycle.
This call was made by Comr. Victor Ojei, renowned Delta State activist cum politician aka Wong Box Nigeria while reacting to recent political developments in the district come 2027.
While acknowledging the constitutional right of every citizen to contest for public office, Comr. Ojei noted that the conversation in Delta North must go beyond individual aspirations and focus on the future of the people.
According to Comr. Ojei, “this moment is beyond personalities, it is about results, direction, and the future of Delta North. The question of who is best positioned will ultimately be decided by the people, but what is critical now is the need for a new kind of leadership.”
Comr. Ojei identified key gaps in the current political landscape, including lack of accountability, insufficient grassroots-driven development, and over reliance on projects which do not significantly improve the living standards of people.
He opined that Delta North Senatorial District requires leadership that prioritizes productivity and sustainable economic growth, advocating for policies that would focus on industrialization, job creation, and youth empowerment.
Comr. Ojei added, “the most suitable candidate is one who understands the people, feels their pain, and has a practical plan to create jobs, build industries, and empower youths sustainably”.
Outlining his vision, Comr. Ojei promised to champion the establishment of tech-driven and agro-based systems across all local government areas in the district, adding that such initiatives would create employment opportunities and enable residents to achieve economic stability and dignity.
He called on the people of Delta North Senatorial District to make informed choices when the time comes, saying that the power to shape the future of area lies with the electorate.
Comr. Ojei spoke further, “the future of Delta North is in your hands. Choose leadership that will build, not just promise. Let us choose wisely.”
