By: Ike Philip Abiagom

Prominent political stakeholders in Oshimili North Local Government Area have restated their recognition of Distinguished Senator Peter Nwaoboshi as the leading political figure in the area, describing him as a mentor, foundational pillar, and the most experienced voice in the local political landscape.
Senator Nwaoboshi’s leadership is not accidental; it is the product of decades of political experience, deep grassroots connection, and an unmatched understanding of the dynamics of power and development. His voice continues to shape conversations, decisions, and political alignments across Anioma and beyond.
According to party leaders and long-standing political associates, Senator Nwaoboshi’s influence is rooted in years of political investment, grassroots mobilisation, and strategic leadership that have shaped the emergence of many politicians currently active in the LGA. They noted that more than 80 percent of today’s political actors in Oshimili North trace their political growth, directly or indirectly, to structures laid down by the Senator Nwaoboshi.
Stakeholders stressed that Nwaoboshi remains one of the strongest power blocs in the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Delta State, a role that continues to earn him recognition from both the party hierarchy and the state government. They pointed to his longstanding relationship with Governor Sheriff Oborevwori as evidence of his continued relevance in state politics.
Speaking on recent internal disagreements within the APC, some party elders advised caution among what they described as “overzealous” actors attempting to challenge established leadership. According to them, political stability in Oshimili North has historically thrived under respect for hierarchy, experience, and mentorship—values they say Nwaoboshi represents.
“Senator Nwaoboshi is not just a political leader; he is the architect of modern political engagement in Oshimili North,” a senior party member said. “Those who understand our history know that he has nurtured leaders, built structures, and paid his dues at every level. It is important that younger politicians recognise this legacy and align with it for the good of the constituency.”
In Delta State today, if five great political leaders are mentioned, the name Senator Peter Nwaoboshi must and will always be among them. His place in the political hierarchy is not up for debate—it is a product of history, consistency, and the love of his people.
Senator Nwaoboshi remains the beacon of Oshimili North and a steadfast guardian of Anioma’s political identity. His legacy continues, and his relevance remains unshaken. They called on Self Serving Politicians from Oshimili North to retrace their steps, close ranks, and show respect to leadership in order to sustain political relevance and progress.