ISOKO RALLY: A CLEAR SIGNAL OF APC'S 2027 ELECTORAL VICTORY

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Hon. Tonye Timi, Ph.D., BL.

The massive turnout at the Delta State APC's 2027 campaign flag-off rallies in Oleh on Thursday, November 5, 2026 represents a compelling demonstration of the Isoko Delta’s political resolve and growing commitment to the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, and Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. (Elder) Sheriff Oborevwori.

The impressive mobilisation across Delta State sends an unmistakable political message ahead of the 2027 general elections, underscoring the APC's expanding grassroots influence and the determination of party leaders, stakeholders and supporters to secure victory for the President, the Governor and all party candidates.

Delta State's political realignment with the APC is a strategic decision that has positioned the State to deepen its relationship with the Federal Government, attract greater development opportunities and accelerate the delivery of democratic dividends to its people.

The MORE Agenda of Governor Oborevwori and President Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda constitute complementary development frameworks with enormous potential to advance Delta State's development aspirations. The reported 17,500 beneficiaries of NELFUND in Delta State, the proposed Federal Medical Centre in Oleh and the planned dualisation of the Oleh Roundabout–Iyede Road are tangible examples of the opportunities and benefits arising from effective Federal-State collaboration.

Governor Oborevwori's leadership, political inclusiveness and commitment to purposeful governance continue to strengthen confidence in his administration. The Isoko political leadership, traditional institutions, party stakeholders, women, youths and other supporters deserve commendation for their impressive show of solidarity and collective commitment to the APC's political aspirations.

The enthusiasm and political confidence demonstrated at the rally must now be translated into sustained grassroots mobilization and overwhelming electoral support in 2027. It is imperative therefore, that APC leaders, members and supporters across Delta State consolidate this momentum, strengthen party unity and remain focused on the collective mission of delivering victory for President Tinubu, Governor Oborevwori and all APC candidates.

Without doubt, the Isoko rally have reinforced the APC's growing political strength and demonstrated that the road to a decisive victory in 2027 is gaining considerable momentum. The message from Isoko is unmistakable: unity, continuity, development and victory.

Hon. Tonye Timi, PhD, BL 
Secretary, Media and Publicity Committee  
Delta State APC Campaign Council is also the Executive Director, Corporate Services  
South South Development Commission

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