How Ezekiel’s 2027 Youth O’Clock Tour Ignited Political Excitement in Warri South West











By Wilson Macaulay


The political landscape of Warri South West was charged with renewed energy on Tuesday as the 2027 Youth O’Clock Tour of Comrade Hon. Ezekiel Daniel Perela swept through  the area, sparking widespread enthusiasm among leaders and members of the African Democratic Congress (ADC).



The tour, which commenced earlier in the week in Warri North, is designed to strengthen party structures while galvanising the youth population across the Warri Federal Constituency ahead of the 2027 general elections. Ezekiel, fondly called “Aluta” by supporters, arrived to a warm and vibrant reception, reflecting growing grassroots acceptance of his vision for youth-driven political participation.

Welcoming him, the Warri South West ADC Chairman, Mr. Bestman Tulu, flanked by members of his executive council, applauded Ezekiel’s passion for youth inclusion, describing it as timely and essential for the party’s future growth and relevance.

In his remarks, Tulu assured party stakeholders that the ADC would maintain a transparent and level playing field for all aspirants, stressing that unity, internal democracy, and ideological commitment remain the bedrock of the party’s preparations for 2027. He further encouraged Ezekiel to remain steadfast in his outreach efforts, noting that his engagement with young people will  continue to inspire confidence and renewed hope within the party.

The visit concluded on an upbeat note with group photographs and interactions, symbolising strengthened bonds, collective resolve, and a shared determination among party faithful to reposition the ADC for electoral success.

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