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TOO EARLY TO DECODE GOV OKOWA'S BODY LANGUAGE - BARR FRED LATIMORE

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Delta 2023: Too Early To Decode Gov Okowa's Body Language - Oghenesivbe. Executive Assistant on Communications to the governor of Delta State, Barrister Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe has said that the politics of 2023 gubernatorial race cannot be a priority at the moment, and that it was too early in the day to decode the body language of his boss, Senator Dr Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa. The EA Communication in a statement posited that the Stronger Delta Agenda of this administration remained the main objective of government, adding that now that the Christmas and new year holidays are over; it is expected that the Stronger Delta Team under the supervision of the governor shall settle down for full scale business so as to drive the vision to fruition in year 2023. Oghenesivbe further asserted that those agitating for 2023 governorship slot should be allowed to exercise their constitutional rights of freedom of speech and of association, subject to responsible rules of engagement, cros...
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