The Delta State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has strongly criticized Governor Ifeanyi Okowa for his plans to request the approval of a ₦71 billion supplementary budget from the State House of Assembly, just weeks before the end of his second tenure. In a statement signed by the Publicity Secretary, Valentine Onojeghuo, Esq., the party expressed deep shock at the governor’s request, labeling it as a clear display of moral bankruptcy and wickedness towards the people of Delta State.
The APC condemned Governor Okowa for allegedly securing a third term agenda by imposing his chosen candidate, Sheriff Oborevwori, as the next governor through political subterfuge. The party viewed the governor’s recent supplementary budget request as an added insult to injury, considering the substantial amount being sought at such a critical time.
The Delta APC’s statement reflects their strong disapproval of Governor Okowa’s actions and underscores their concerns about the state’s governance and the welfare of its citizens.
The Delta State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has strongly criticized Governor Ifeanyi Okowa’s recent request for a supplementary budget of ₦71 billion from the State House of Assembly. In a statement, the APC described the request as a display of moral bankruptcy and wickedness against the people of Delta State. They also accused Governor Okowa of imposing his chosen candidate, Sheriff Oborevwori, as the next governor through questionable means.
The APC expressed concern over the governor’s alleged insatiable thirst for money and claimed that the requested amount would further burden the state’s economy and hinder development. They highlighted the lavish retirement package already approved for Governor Okowa and called his latest request a confirmation of his moral deficiency syndrome.
The party called on financial institutions not to facilitate any attempts by Governor Okowa to siphon state resources and warned that the loans obtained under his administration would not be honored by the APC government. They criticized the governor for allegedly using previous loans for ulterior motives instead of their intended purposes.
The Delta APC expressed their grave concern for the well-being and economic health of the state, suggesting that the requested funds may be used for unsavory expenditures that do not benefit the people of Delta State.
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