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DESOPADEC Indigenous Contractors Praise Oborevwori After APC Primary Win

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•Governor Oborevwori won the APC gubernatorial primary election in 2026.
•The DESOPADEC Indigenous Contractors Forum publicly congratulated Oborevwori on May 23, 2026.
•DESOPADEC represents local contractors involved in development projects in the Niger Delta region.
•The APC primary victory positions Oborevwori as the party's candidate for the upcoming state governorship election.

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▸Governor Oborevwori secures broad support from indigenous contractors and local communities He could strengthen his electoral chances and gain momentum in the general election, impacting regional political and economic stability.

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AFRICAThisDay (Nigeria)DESOPADEC Indigenous Contractors Forum Congratulates Gov Oborevwori On APC Gubernatorial Primary Victory

The DESOPADEC Indigenous Contractors Forum has congratulated Governor Oborevwori on his victory in the APC gubernatorial primary election. This endorsement highlights local business support for Oborevwori as he prepares for the upcoming general election. The backing from indigenous contractors could influence voter confidence and economic interests in the region.