Members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) from the Warri Urhobo bloc have restated their unwavering commitment to the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori.

The declaration was made at a well-attended unity meeting held in Warri, where party stakeholders controlling over six out of the 12 wards in Warri South Local Government Area converged to chart a common course ahead of upcoming political activities.

During the meeting, the members unanimously adopted an eight-man Leadership Council to steer the affairs of the bloc, with Olorogun Bernard Okumagba emerging as Chairman/Leader and Chief Isreal Abido as Vice Chairman/Deputy Leader.

Other members of the council include; Chief (Hon) Benson Obire, Rev. David Otofia, Chief Vincent Okudolor, Chief Victor Okumagba, Chief Mark Ikpuri, and Hon. Matthew Opuoru.

In a series of resolutions, the group emphasized their collective commitment to ensuring the success of the Tinubu-Oborevwori administration, while calling on members to work in unity and remain resolute in protecting Warri Urhobo interests.
The leaders further pledged to work collaboratively to secure fair representation for the Warri Urhobo people in the forthcoming party congresses and ensure equitable access to political opportunities and benefits across all levels—from the Warri South LGA to the Nigerian federation.

Some of the members who attended the meeting include; Olorogun Bernard Okumagba, Chief (Hon) Benson Obire, Chief Peter Agiri, Chief Coach Obire, Chief Westham Adehor Chief Goddy Onotor, Hon. Gabriel Okandeji, Davies Akhigbe, Chief Femi Okumagba, Hon. Obrutche Obodo, Ejiro Okumagba, Chief Ojuvwu Okumagba, Prince Mike Okumagba, Chief Bernard Kpesu ,Chief Eseoghene Eshalomi, Monday Iriferi, Chief Ann Gagiyovwe, Madam Rose Akomakowe, Marcus Akunrili, Wealth Aferno Owhe, Gabriel Omorere, Benjamin Eboh, Emmanuel Eminokanju, Joseph Agboire, Hon. Brume Eyekpemi, Felix Onoriode Iriferi, Chief Onos Obada, Stephen Obioru, James Osioh, Emmanuel Igiegie, Eric Atanoma, Doris Ikewun, Alex Eda, Hon. Tejiri Okorefe, Sunday Ugbokodo, Gideon Okandeji, Chief Paul Jessah, Macaulay Obah, Augustine Okene, Pastor Benson Oyibaro, Chief Eda Ekemere, Emmanuel Okandeji, Hon. Terrence Eriye, Henry Eritemu, Chief Bernard Kpesu ,Pastor Duke Barho, Matthew Oladeji, Kingsley Oyovwikigho, Otite Eyekpimi, Hon. Lucky Ibiri, Chief Lawrence Akpoveso, Fesus Ukeje, Exodus Akurili, among others.