Delta State Commissioner for Works and Public Information, Charles Aniagwu, has said that former Deputy Senate President, Ovie Omo-Agege, lacks campaign ideas.

Aniagwu made this assertion on Sunday when he featured in an interview on Arise Television.

According to him, on Omo-Agege’s first day of campaigning, instead of telling the people his plans to be able to win the Delta Central senatorial seat, he left that agenda to allege that Governor Sheriff Oborevwori was threatening to eliminate him.

Omo-Agege had said that there was a threat to his life and members of his family from the Delta State Government House in Asaba.

He asked the Nigerian public, the international community, civil society organisations, the media and security agencies to take note of the alleged threats.

“I note with grave concern the disturbing and increasingly credible threats to my life and my family members in Delta State emanating from the Delta State Government House, Asaba,” the ex-deputy Senate President had said.

Reacting to the allegation, the commissioner, Aniagwu, said, “Omo-Agege is trying to mention our names so that he can have a cheap way to come to the media.

“What we have observed is that a number of these persons like himself lacks campaign ideas against Governor Oborevwori. They’re not even on the same ballot.

“Our governor doesn’t go around making threats. Looking at the last three and half years, you can see the amount of safety and tranquility we have in Delta.”