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OVIE OMO-AGEGE URGE NIGERIANS TO TAKE 2020 AS THE REACH-OUT YEAR


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As we celebrate the end of one year and the beginning of another, the people of Delta Central Senatorial District and the entire Urhobo Nation join other Nigerians and millions more around the world to celebrate and welcome a New Year filled with joy, health and prosperity. The New Year is no doubt a joyous time of rebirth and optimism.

While 2019 was difficult for many Nigerians, let us welcome the new year with an utmost faith that brighter days are ahead of us. Let us understand that although our challenges are huge and our problems seem complex, each of us, working together resolutely as one to strengthen and renew our social compact, will overcome these challenges.

We must find lasting solutions to the problems of Nigeria, however difficult, while preserving its territorial integrity. Let us resolve to build a future where all our people can love one another and live together in harmony; and where our hope for peace and prosperity are finally realised through economic transformation.

As we move forward into the New Year, I urge all Nigerians to recognize the beautiful and positive diversity of our nation, embrace the vital truth that our diversity is our strength. Let us devote our hearts and energies to those things, and they are many, that unite us, that hold us forth as the largest black nation of the world. We must explore, exploit and dwell on them, for our common good.

As the Deputy President of the Senate, the peace and unity of this our great country is paramount and it is something I will always work hard to preserve in the strong belief that we are stronger together as one nation. I therefore enjoin all Nigerians to join hands with President Muhammadu Buhari in reaffirming our commitments to the Unity of Nigeria.

At home in Delta Central, where we have been marginalised in the politics of state and country, we made progress in our determined march to regain our pride of place among other groups in Nigeria in 2019. I want to very warmly thank the people of Delta Central and the entire Urhobo Nation for their support during the 2019 general elections. Your support made the Restoration of Urhobo Greatness possible.

 In the New Year, we will intensify our effort to free Delta from the iron grip of the People’s Democratic Party in the state. This will require us to jettison the destabilising politics driven by the rivalries, contestations and factions that has bedeviled the All Progressives Congress, APC in Delta State since its inception. We must now embrace peace and unite as one people and family, working harder together with renewed courage, determination, vigour and common purpose to free our people and state from bondage.

On my part, I will give maximum co-operation to the Austin Izagbo led reconciliation committee which was constituted by the Delta APC Caucus to reconcile all members. It is my hope that at the end of the committee’s work, we will all come together as one big family, ready to tackle the challenges ahead; make further progress in restoring Delta State and contributing our quota to the building of a more united and prosperous Nigeria.

Finally, I want to urge every Nigerian to take 2020 as the reach-out year and use it to build new bridges and new hopes among fellow Nigerians because no matter the great personal strides one may have made, they are not relevant unless such achievements impact on the lives of others.

On behalf of the good people of Delta Central Senatorial District, I wish you all a happy New Year.



HE Ovie Omo-Agege
Deputy President of the Senate
(The Obarisi of Urhobo Land)

31st December, 2019


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