Oborevwori Inaugurates New Dynamic Forum, Backs Tinubu’s Re-election

 

 

Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has inaugurated the New Dynamic Forum (NDF), a grassroots political platform designed to mobilize support for his re-election bid and that of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ahead of the 2027 general elections.

 

The governor, who was represented at the event by his Senior Policy Adviser and State Coordinator of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors, Rt. Hon. Funkekeme Solomon, performed the inauguration on Saturday at the Open Mobile Camp Field, Ovwian-Aladja Police Station, off Egini Drive.

 

In the address delivered on his behalf, Oborevwori described the forum as a strategic initiative designed to strengthen grassroots mobilization and consolidate the gains of ongoing governance efforts in Delta State.

 

He commended the convener, Mr. S.K. Palama, for his vision and commitment in establishing the platform, noting that such initiatives demonstrate the power of organized political engagement at the community level.

 

The governor stressed that the New Dynamic Forum must move beyond ceremonial functions to become an active vehicle for mobilization, sensitization, and effective communication of government policies and achievements.

 

He urged members to extend their reach to every ward, with particular focus on empowering youths and women, while building a strong network of support across the state.

 

“As we look ahead to 2027, we must remain united, focused, and committed. True strength lies not in noise but in unity of purpose,” the statement read, urging the forum to serve as a “laboratory of ideas and a workshop of action.”

 

Oborevwori reaffirmed Delta State’s alignment with the Renewed Hope Agenda of the Tinubu administration, emphasizing the importance of continuity in leadership to sustain development.

 

He thereafter formally declared the New Dynamic Forum inaugurated, expressing optimism that it would play a pivotal role in shaping political engagement and outcomes in the state.

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