Obrogo Declares Intention to Contest Isoko South Constituency I Assembly Seat ~ Truth Reporters

 

A former Secretary to Isoko South Local Government Council, Prince Kola Obrogo, has formally declared his intention to contest for the Delta State House of Assembly seat representing Isoko South Constituency I under the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Obrogo, who hails from Emede in Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State, made the declaration after what he described as extensive consultations with family members, leaders of the APC, elders, youths, women and other stakeholders across the constituency.

Addressing supporters and residents of the constituency, Obrogo said his decision to join the race was driven by a sincere desire to serve the people and provide purposeful representation at the state legislature.

He noted that his aspiration was anchored on the progressive ideals of the APC, including good governance, accountability, unity and sustainable development.

According to him, Isoko South Constituency I deserves effective representation that would champion legislation capable of attracting meaningful development to the area, empower youths, support women and improve the general welfare of the people.

Obrogo assured constituents that he would offer selfless service marked by integrity, transparency and inclusive leadership if elected into office.

“If entrusted with this mandate, I will work tirelessly to ensure that the interests and aspirations of Isoko South Constituency I are strongly represented at the State House of Assembly,” he said.

He therefore called on the people of the constituency to support his aspiration, urging them to join hands with him in the collective effort to move Isoko South forward.

Obrogo emphasised that his campaign would be driven by the principle of putting the people first, stressing that his goal was to work with the APC to build a better and more prosperous future for the constituency.

He prayed for continued unity and progress for Isoko South, Delta State and the All Progressives Congress.