The senator representing Delta South Senatorial District, Sen. Thomas Joel-Onowakpo, has described the state chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as an unstoppable moving train, ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Speaking during the APC stakeholders’ meeting held on Sunday at the Government House, Asaba, the senator delivered a stirring message of unity and commitment to party leaders and members across the state.
Sen. Joel-Onowakpo, who chairs the Senate Committee on Local Content, emphasized the weight of leadership and responsibility among party stakeholders.
“The privilege to be in this room means you are not only recognized in your local government but also at the state level, and that comes with a burden. To whom much is given, much is expected,” he said.
He lauded the cohesion within the APC in the Delta South Senatorial District, noting the presence of all House of Representatives members from the zone as proof of collective purpose and determination.
“That tells you something,” he remarked, reaffirming the zone’s full commitment to the re-election of both President Bola Tinubu and Governor Sheriff Oborevwori.
Sounding a note of caution to party members, Sen. Joel-Onowakpo warned against acts of disloyalty, urging everyone to remain steadfast in the party’s mission.
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The senator aligned with the positions of his colleagues, Senators Ede Dafinone and Ned Nwoko, on the challenges of winning elections outside the ruling fold, but expressed confidence that the tide was turning in the APC’s favour.
“Delta State, by this gathering, has become a moving train. It is unstoppable,” he declared.
“Go home and let everybody know that it will not be business as usual. We are committed, in body, soul, and spirit, to ensure that our party wins all its elections.”
The meeting formed part of the APC’s renewed efforts to strengthen its structures, deepen grassroots engagement, and consolidate support across Delta State in preparation for the 2027 polls.
