Delta 2023: Emeyese disassociate self from anti party meeting, urges supporters to vote PDP candidates.

By Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe
#Sheriffiedmedia.

Former member of the House of Representatives, Rt Hon Akpodiogaga Sunny Emeyese, has disassociated himself and his Political Family from a senseless and unwarranted anti party meeting held in Kokori on Tuesday.

Speaking to newsmen on Wednesday, 26th October, Emeyese expressed utmost dismay over the said anti party meeting involving some known members of his political family.
According to him, the under listed persons were alleged to have been present at the said anti party meeting.

1. Ese Ukuhor
2. Miss Eloh Akpojotor
3.Lucky Onomavwe aka Abacha
4. Festus Aghwaretoma aka Blackatugbe
5. Udjor Matthew Obukohwo
6. Charles,
7. Ufuoma Umukoro aka Akpakpanisi and
8. Francis Egoriabe

Emeyese who is also a major stakeholder in the Sheriffied Delta project and unrepentant supporter of Delta PDP governorship candidate, Rt Hon Sheriff Francis Oborevwori, further asserted that his political structure is solidly behind PDP’s Ethiope Federal Constituency candidate, Hon Erhiatake Ibori Suenu, and all PDP candidates for the forthcoming 2023 general elections, and therefore cannot work against the daughter of his leader and former governor of the state, Chief James Onanefe Ibori.

“Those mobilizing support for any other candidate outside our PDP candidate for the House of Representatives, Hon Mrs Eriatake Ibori-Suenu are on their own. They are political deviants who have become political freelancers at their own peril.

“My leader’s daughter, Hon Mrs Erhiatake Ibori Suenu is also my daughter, and it is very unfortunate that some members of my political family went the wrong way and I hereby disassociate myself from their anti party activities. However, he assured all and sundry that he will swiftly take immediate steps to call them to order or face the wrought of the Emeyese Political Family.

“I remain a committed and loyal party man, supporting all candidates of our party for the forthcoming 2023 general elections,” Emeyese said.