INEC FINAL LIST: Adowei Binaebi Makes Delta South Senate Race — “You Fight For Me, Tomorrow I’ll Fight For You”
By Passman Akpos
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has published the final list of candidates cleared to contest under various political parties, with High Chief Freedom Adowei Binaebi officially appearing on the list as the candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for the Delta South Senatorial District.
Following the publication, Adowei Binaebi expressed appreciation to supporters, political allies and individuals who contributed to his campaign and promoted his candidacy across communities.
In a message to his supporters, the NDC candidate thanked those who used their platforms to publicise his campaign, provided financial assistance and went from community to community canvassing support for his senatorial ambition.
He also gave special recognition to people he said he had never met personally but who nevertheless believed in his vision and supported his aspiration.
According to Binaebi, the support received during the campaign would not be forgotten, pledging that he would reciprocate the commitment if elected.
“You fight for me; tomorrow, I will fight for you. Your support will never be forgotten,” he stated
The Delta South contest features candidates from several political parties, according to the list attributed to INEC and signed by its Secretary, Rose Oriaran-Anthony.
Among those listed are Joel-Onowakpo Thomas of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Otuaro Kingley Burutu of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Agari Avuwa Felix of the Allied Peoples Party (APP), Upama Ovie-Ighele Patrick of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), Asability Peter Ubreye of the Democratic Labour Alliance (DLA), Adhekpukoli Elo Shadrach of the National Rescue Movement (NRM), Ogheneta Morrison of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Ubebe Mike of the Young Progressives Party (YPP), Avwivoerjore Esther Toritseju of the Zenith Labour Party (ZLP), and Binaebi Adowei Freedom of the NDC, among others.
The publication of the final list is expected to further intensify political activities ahead of the senatorial election, particularly in the oil-producing Delta South district.
Binaebi’s supporters have already begun celebrating his inclusion on the final list, describing it as an important step toward the ballot and urging voters across Delta South to support his candidacy.
In his closing message, the NDC candidate reaffirmed his commitment to the political movement behind his campaign with the declaration
“NDC all the way .”
The final candidate list now provides voters with the officially published field of contenders from which the next Senator representing Delta South will emerge.
