Omo-Agege to Leave APC over Oborevwori’s Joining of Party

Former Deputy Senate President, Ovie Omo-Agege is reportedly set to leave the All Progressives Congress (APC) following the arrival of Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori to the party.

According to sources familiar with the matter, Omo-Agege’s decision to leave the APC is largely driven by the arrival of Governor Oborevwori, who is seen as a major political force in Delta State.

The governor’s entry into the APC is believed to have altered the party’s dynamics, potentially threatening Omo-Agege’s influence and interests within the party.

If Omo-Agege indeed defects from the APC, it could have significant implications for the party’s fortunes in Delta State and beyond. As a former Deputy Senate President, Omo-Agege commands a significant following and enjoys a reputation as a seasoned politician. His departure could potentially weaken the APC’s grip on power in the state and create an opportunity for other parties to capitalize on the situation.

The arrival of Governor Oborevwori to the APC is seen as a major coup for the party, given his impressive political credentials and influence in Delta State. However, it appears that his entry into the party has also created tensions and power struggles within the APC, with Omo-Agege’s potential defection being a notable consequence.

As the news of Omo-Agege’s potential defection continues to unfold, many are speculating about his next move. Will he join another party, such as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) or the Labour Party (LP), or will he opt to pursue a different political path? The answer to this question remains unclear, but one thing is certain: Omo-Agege’s defection from the APC will have significant implications for Nigerian politics and will be closely watched by politicians and analysts alike.