Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and the Delta State All Progressives Congress (APC) Campaign Council will visit Warri South-West Local Government Area on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, as part of the party’s campaign ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The campaign visit, scheduled to hold at Ogbe-Ijoh, will be led by Governor Oborevwori, the APC governorship candidate, alongside the party’s State Chairman, Chief Solomon Arenyeka, and Campaign Council Director-General, Senator James Ebiowou Manager, Esq.
Other members of the state campaign council, candidates, party leaders and stakeholders are also expected to accompany the governor.
The delegation will be received by the Warri South-West APC Campaign Committee, chaired by Hon. Mofe Pira.
In a statement jointly signed by the committee’s Coordinator, Chief Favour Izuokumor, and Secretary, Hon. Frank Pukon, the committee appealed to residents across the local government to attend the rally.
The invitation extends to traditional rulers, community leaders, youth and women groups, religious leaders, market associations, professionals and other members of the public.
The committee explained that the visit would provide a platform for the party to engage residents, communicate its programmes and solicit their support for the 2027 general elections.
It emphasised that attendance was open to everyone, regardless of political affiliation, and encouraged residents to use the opportunity to listen to the party’s message.
APC leaders, members and supporters were also urged to mobilise their respective communities to ensure a successful campaign rally.
The event is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. at Ogbe-Ijoh Grammar School, Ogbe-Ijoh.
For participants travelling from Warri by water, a barge will depart Chief Tunde Smooth Jetty, NPA, Warri, at 8:00 a.m. prompt.
The committee advised participants to arrive early for the journey.
It urged the people of Warri South-West to demonstrate their interest in the political future of the area by turning out to welcome the governor and the state campaign delegation.