Hon Francis Obule Celebrates Birthday, Extols Oborevwori’s Leadership, Says 2027 Is “Carry Go” for Sheriff











By Wilson Macaulay

WARRI –

Hon. Francis Obule, Senior Special Assistant on Political Matters, on Saturday, February 28, 2026, marked his birthday with heartfelt gratitude to Almighty God and profound appreciation to the Governor of Delta State, Sheriff Oborevwori, for finding him worthy to serve in his government.

In a statement to newsmen, Obule thanked God for making the day a reality and for the grace to witness another year in good health and service to humanity. He described his journey in public service as one shaped by divine favor and strategic relationships.

The SSA Political Matters specifically expressed deep gratitude to Governor Oborevwori, noting that being appointed to serve in his administration remains one of the greatest honors of his political career. “I thank God for the privilege of knowing and working with His Excellency, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori. It is an opportunity I do not take for granted,” he stated.

Obule praised the Governor’s superlative performance in office, particularly the implementation of the MORE Agenda, which he said has continued to attract massive grassroots support across Delta State. According to him, the visible developmental strides and inclusive governance style of the administration have strengthened public confidence.

With optimism, Obule declared that based on the Governor’s pedigree of performance, 2027 is “carry go” for Sheriff, expressing confidence that a second tenure would surpass the achievements of the first. He assured Deltans that the administration’s trajectory points toward even greater progress in the coming years.

He also extended appreciation to his family members for their unwavering cooperation, solidarity, and sacrifices, which he said have made his public service journey seamless and fulfilling.

The political aide did not fail to acknowledge the media, whom he described as indispensable partners in his political growth from humble beginnings to his present position. He commended journalists all over  Delta State for their professionalism and consistent support.

Obule Who  appreciated  all the Journalists in Delta State, particularly appreciated Daniel Edeh of Delta Broadcasting Service Warri, Mr. Odeya Ogbetuo of Urhobo Voice,  Wilson Macaulay of Daily Independent, many  others who were on ground to celebrate with him.

He concluded by praying for continued wisdom, strength, and divine guidance for Governor Oborevwori as he pilots the affairs of Delta State towards greater prosperity and to achieve more profound success in his MORE AGENDA.

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