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NNPP: “I Am In  Senatorial Race To Restore People’s Hope In Delta State – Nesiama

The New Nigerian People’s Party, (NNPP), Senatorial candidate for Delta State, Commodore Omatseye Nesiama (rtd), has  pledged to restore the hope of Deltans if voted into office come 2023.

Omatseye is the party’s Delta South Senatorial Candidate in the forthcoming general election in the country slated for February 2023.

Speaking at the commissioning ceremony, on Saturday,  Commodore Nesiama,  expressed happiness with the presence of Kwankwaso for the inauguration of the secretariat of his campaign organisation in Warri.

The NNPP chieftain who  urged the electorate especially the people of Delta South Senatorial District to collect their PVCs noted that it is the only way they can elect candidates of their choice.

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Speaking, further  he said “Earlier in the day we had fitness work and it was to sensitize the people about the need for them, having registered to pick up their Permanent Voter Cards because without them, they cannot vote. We are just encouraging them to pick their PVCs with the same zeal they used for registration during the last exercise.”

He said, “it means he values whatever we are doing here”, noting that the forthcoming election is not a “do” or “die” contest.

According to him, “The people’s interest is now rekindled by the presence of people like us in the race and that does not call for do or die”.

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“The people of Delta South have moved out to show that they love the Commodore of Hope. That they love the New Nigerian People’s Party coming with new possibilities for them. That’s the joyful thing. I am elated. I am overwhelmed. And I thank God for that opportunity and for the impetus to do more.

“It is obvious with the turnout of people that nobody was rented. Nobody was bought. People came out enmass to support this movement.”

 

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Commodore Omatseye Nesiama (rtd),