Ijaw Youths Congress Endorses Hon. Victor Obuzor for Second Term, Declares Support for 2027 Re-election
The Ijaw Youths Congress (IYC), National Executive Special Chapter, has formally endorsed the Member representing Ahoada-West/Ogba-Egbema-Ndoni Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Victor Obuzor, for a second term ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The endorsement was announced during a meeting between the lawmaker and the national executive leadership of the Congress, led by its National President, Comr. Onis Harrison.
Speaking at the meeting, Comr. Harrison commended Hon. Obuzor for his developmental initiatives, effective representation and contributions to the growth and welfare of his constituents. He noted that the lawmaker's performance in office reflects a commitment to the advancement of the constituency.
He further expressed confidence that re-electing Hon. Obuzor would provide an opportunity for him to consolidate on his achievements, sustain ongoing developmental efforts and deliver greater dividends of democracy to the people.
In a formal declaration of its position, the Congress reaffirmed its support for the lawmaker with the slogan, "Obuzor for Second Term Come 2027." The group also extended its endorsement to other candidates contesting under the platform of the Rainbow Coalition.
The meeting attracted several political leaders, government officials and stakeholders, including the Executive Chairman of Ahoada-West Local Government Area; High Chief Hon. Eugene Chita Epelle, JP, Immediate Past Administrator of Ahoada-West; Sir Promise Jacob, Chief Security Officer (CSO) to the Ahoada-West Council Chairman; Hon. Inime Karibo, Chief Press Officer (CPO) to the Council Chairman; and Hon. Jimoh Ewoh.
Also in attendance were candidates of the Ahoada-West Rainbow Coalition, political stakeholders and other prominent personalities.
The endorsement is expected to further strengthen the political support base of Hon. Victor Obuzor as political activities gradually gather momentum ahead of the 2027 general elections.

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