By Seyi Babalola
Chairmanship candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Ughelli North Local Government Area for the forthcoming council elections, Olorogun Jaro Egbo, has revealed that his mission and assignment is to deliver Ughelli North from kidnapping, and make it habitable for the next three years.
Olorogun Jaro Egbo revealed this when his ward-to-ward campaign train visited Uwheru, Ogor and Evwreni wards in Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State.
According to him, “Ughelli North leaders gave me an assignment with strong approval from the governor, the assignment is for me to deliver Ughelli north for three years and any thing I will do to ensure that I deliver, I will do.
“Whatever sacrifices we will make to ensure that Ughelli North is delivered for PDP, we will do it and I want to appeal to our brothers in Uwheru to be united to form a formidable force.
“We want you all to work together as brothers and if you can remember in that meeting I was made the reconciliation committee chairman, I emphasised that we must work together.
“We must unite because as a chairman, I have no faction and I will only listen to the leadership of the party and when it is not right i will protest but I will still do it. Let us eat and wine together because we are all one.
At Ogor, he held that his administration as the local government chairman, will strengthen the local vigilante to work with security agencies and flush out kidnapping, oppression and kick against the raping of our women by aliens.
“I will work with our traditional rulers to ensure that in our environment, criminals, kidnappers are not harboured in their various kingdoms.
In Evwreni, Jaro disclosed that the kingdom is very special in Ughelli north and Urhobo land because of the caliber of person it has produced.
“From 1945 when we had Western House, we had the Mukoro Mowoe, Jereton Mariere, Obahor and Mudiaga Odje that came from here.
“I am glad that the names of those I have mentioned have not been soiled by the people of Evwreni and we should continue to maintain that integrity they left behind.
“This kingdom in Urhobo land and indeed Delta State is very unique and we are not surprised that the first lady is from here.
“We are not here for campaign but to express our gratitude to you all for the continued support and I am appealing for more support at the forthcoming council elections.”
