All Progressive Congress (APC) Presidential candidate , Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and the party’s governorship candidate in Delta State, Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege have donated N200 million to displaced flood victims in Delta State.
While Tinubu announced a donation of N50 million cash, Omo-Agege gave out N150 million worth of relief materials.
Addressing a mammoth crowd on behalf of Tinubu and himself in Effurun, Delta State on Tuesday, Senator aOmo-Agege pointed out that the aviation strike halted the movement of the APC Presidential Candidate.
His words: “Today, I am here wearing two caps. The first cap I am wearing is the cap of the governorship candidate of APC in the 2023 general election. The second cap is that of the coordinator of Bola Ahmed Tinubu Campaign Organisation in Delta State. The essence of this gathering today is to welcome our incoming president by God’s grace, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu. The reason for the visit is to show solidarity, empathy and sympathy with our people as a result of the devastating flood in most of our communities here in Delta State. And also to provide leadership in our fight to uproot bad governance imposed in Delta State in the past seven and half years.
Okwagbe, where he led the APC train to visit the IDP camps, Omo-Agege expressed sympathy on behalf of Tinubu and himself, and said the N200million donation was a heartfelt contribution by both of them to cushion the plight of the victims of the flood.
He said that the people of Delta were prepared to vote out the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and asked the Okwagbe people to join the APC winning team.
Omo-Agege’s running mate, Rt. Hon. Friday Osanebi led APC team to Kwale IDP camp, while DG of the campaign, Elder Godsday Orubebe led another team to Patani IDP camp .
