11 June 2019
A Chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP from Opuama community in Egbema Kingdom, Warri North Local Government Area, Delta State, Chief David Seikiri Ugedi has felicitated with the member representing Warri Federal Constituency at the 9th House of Representatives, Hon. Chief Thomas Ereyitomi JP, member representing Warri North Constituency, Hon. Fred Martins, member representing Warri South-West state constituency, Hon. Dennis Emomotimi Guwor, Hon. Augustine Uroye, member representing Warri South Constituency 1 seat and Rt. Hon. Funkekeme Solomon
as Senior Political Adviser to Governor okowa on their successful inauguration to resume duty as lawmakers and political adviser.
Chief Ugedi expressed joy for the successful inauguration of the 7th Delta State House of Assembly and the new lawmakers representing the three Warri local government areas both at the federal constituency level, adding that he's sure they will attract the much needed development to Warri area which will in turn affect communities both Ijaw and Itsekiri positively.
The Delta State born Opuama, Egbema Kingdon Chief is optimistic that as the three Warri representatives are fresh so will fresh things will be attracted to their various constituencies both from Federal to state constituencies, nothing that Rt. Hon. Ereyitomi as a community leader and a successful business mogul will be dogged as usual to make laws that will further emancipate Warri communities from poverty, under development to increased commerce and economic growth with more companies springing up to employ and empower youths.
Chief David Seikiri Ugedi congratulated newly sworn in Senior Political Adviser to Governor Okowa, Rt. Hon. Funkekeme Solomon assuring that he will perform beyond expectations, explaining that Rt. Hon. Solomon did exceedingly well while as Deputy Speaker and as campaign Director Director General of Dr. Okowa reelection, he prayed for him to succeed.
He enjoined Warri residents, political stakeholders as well as Deltans to pray and support the lawmakers to make the needed difference.
