Otukpo, Benue State — Dr. David Olofu, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) Senatorial Aspirant for Benue South Senatorial District, has officially launched his campaign headquarters in Otukpo, marking the formal commencement of his bid for the 2027 senatorial election.
The campaign office, located opposite Saint Francis Primary School in Otukpo, was unveiled alongside the inauguration of the campaign’s Advisory Council. Renowned political figure, Sir John Ngbede, was named Chairman of the Council, while Hon. Chris Adaba Abah, popularly known as Mad Lion, was appointed Director-General of the campaign.
In his address, Dr. Olofu stressed the urgent need for a new direction in leadership, pledging to offer governance that is both responsive and people-centered.
“The people desire results—positive results in governance that transcend rhetoric and translate into real impact, visible progress, and meaningful change in their daily lives,” he stated.
He identified key challenges confronting the Benue South Senatorial District, including insecurity, stalled development, and economic hardship, assuring that his campaign would focus on practical solutions and sustainable development.
“We will build systems that create opportunities, stimulate economic growth, restore security, and deliver tangible development to every community,” he pledged.
Chairman of the Advisory Council, Sir John Ngbede, described Dr. Olofu’s ambition as a movement aimed at repositioning Idomaland for greater progress, noting that the time for transformative leadership has come.
The Advisory Council comprises distinguished personalities, including Sir John Ngbede, Hon. Goday Samuel, Prof. David Salifu, and Dr. David Olofu.
Other members include Chief Patrick Ogbu, Dr. Steve Onmeje, Hon. Hassan Saleh, Barr. Jacob Ogwuche, Group Capt. Steve Adah, Hon. Igbiri Idah, Engr. Okpe Onah, Rt. Hon. Samson Okwu, Prince Idikwu, Hon. Abeje Egwa, Ogirh Benjamin, Ijachi Ogwuche, Donald Agida, and Dr. Adakole Elijah, who serves as Secretary.
Stakeholders of the ADC at the event expressed strong support for Dr. Olofu’s candidacy, signaling a united front as the party prepares for the 2027 general elections.
