The Okpolo-Enhwe community in Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State has declared its readiness to deliver a five-over-five victory for the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2027 general elections, pledging massive support for President Bola Tinubu, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and other party candidates.
The community made the declaration during the APC flag-off rally, where men, women and youths turned out in large numbers to demonstrate their support for the party and its candidates.
Speaking at the rally, the President-General of Okpolo-Enhwe community, High Chief Kenedy Idolor said the community’s participation followed a directive from its leader, High Chief Victor Emonena Wayles Egukawhore, JP, who mobilised them to identify with the APC and its candidates.
He said Okpolo-Enhwe had embraced the ‘5-Over-5’ campaign, aimed at securing victory for APC candidates in the presidential, governorship, senatorial, House of Representatives and State House of Assembly elections.
According to him, the community was fully mobilised to ensure that Egukawhore’s directive translated into massive votes for the party across the five elective positions.
Also speaking, Chief Joseph Ejabulor described Okpolo-Enhwe as a strategic political force in the area, and its support for the APC was informed by confidence in the policies and achievements of the Tinubu and Oborevwori administrations.
He attributed the impressive turnout at the rally to High Chief Dr Victor Wayles Egukawhore’s leadership and grassroots influence, describing him as a dynamic leader committed to supporting the programmes and political aspirations of the President and Delta State Governor.
Another speaker said the community’s support was informed by what he described as the positive impact of the present administrations, adding that residents, irrespective of age, had resolved to work for the success of APC candidates.
They expressed confidence in Governor Oborevwori, pledging to sustain grassroots mobilisation and translate their public declaration of support into votes during the 2027 general elections.
