By Patrick Ochei
The Sheriff Free Medicare Project For All Deltans (SHEFMEPAD), a group consolidating on the goodwill of the Speaker of Delta State House of Assembly and PDP gubernatorial candidate for 2023 election, has congratulated the Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori on the affirmation of his primary election victory by the Supreme Court.
The group in a statement signed by its Coordinator, Dr. Alexander Chidubem Awunor, said they were in joyous mood over the victory, declaring that the judgement was looked forward to with great anticipation for victory.
The statement further read, “We give glory to God for His mercy and faithfulness.
“Some of us who have stuck out our necks for Sheriff Oborevwori Governorship Project are not doing that because we are looking for who to work with or work for, we are doing it because we have seen a good man and one with the right demeanour to govern the State.
“We are professionals who believe that the contributions we are making in support of his aspiration through free medical missions and outreaches, will form the template for some of the policies he would be making on future people oriented programmes, especially in the health sector.
“We declared our support for him from day one without looking back; and we thank God there is no disappointment at all. What we saw from the beginning was a sign that God was involved in this Project, and of a truth, that is manifesting gloriously.
“Once again, we wholeheartedly congratulate our Patron, the one we are pleased with and we will continue to support to be the next Governor of Delta State”, the statement concluded.
The Sheriff Free Medicare Project is a programme put together by a group of young medical professionals to advance access to free medical treatments and minor surgeries as their token of support towards the aspiration of Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori to become the next Governor of Delta State in 2023, believing that such initiative would aid his decision in the line of policies that would create access to free, affordable and quality medical services for the State in future.
