June 5, 2023
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DAVID EDEVBIE’S SPOILER GAME.

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Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori for Governor Delta State and Sir Monday Onyeme for Deputy Governor Delta State
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DAVID EDEVBIE’S SPOILER GAME.

I hear that David Edevbie wants to jail all NWC members of PDP as well as INEC CHAIRMAN and all the National Commissioners over a party primary where he scored a mere 113 votes while our amiable party governorship candidate, Rt Hon Sheriff Francis Oborevwori polled 590 votes.

We know that he has so many billions of dollars at his disposal to jail everybody in PDP over his inordinate ambition to impose himself on the party and Deltans.

One thing is sure, at the end of the SPOILER GAME against Delta PDP and our amiable governorship candidate, Rt Hon Sheriff Francis Oborevwori, Edevbie will not be governor of Delta State in 2023.

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Expect MORE from 2023 to 2031.

Oborevwori is a GOAL!

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