THE Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Ovwian, Udu Local Government Area of Delta State, witnessed an emotional and joyous moment last week as the keys and vehicle documents of a Toyota Sienna were presented to the APC Woman Leader in Ughelli South and Team Waive Woman Leader, Mrs Lizzy Djebah Unurhoro.
The vehicle was presented on behalf of the member representing Ughelli North, Ughelli South and Udu Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Rev. Francis Ejiroghene Waive, by the Director-General of Team Waive, Bunor Agbomedarho, alongside the Chairman of Team Waive, Prince Frank Ugen.

L-R: Princess Abigail E. Ororo, Prince Frank Ugen, Chief Lizzy Djeba’s Unurhoro, Bunor Agbomedarho and Hon. Isioma Itekena Tamunokuro at the presentation of the car by Team Waive
At the presentation, members of the group expressed delight at the gesture, noting that although similar acts of generosity had been extended to members in the past, this was the first time a woman had received a car gift from the group.
Overwhelmed with emotion, Chief Lizzy
Unurhoro could not hold back her tears of joy as she expressed gratitude to her principal.
Speaking on behalf of Hon. Rev. Waive, the Director-General of Team Waive, Bunor Agbomedarho, said the presentation was carried out in accordance with the lawmaker’s directive.
According to him, Chief Lizzy Unurhoro’s
consistency, dedication and commitment to the group had earned her the recognition, while her responsibilities ahead made the provision of a vehicle particularly important.
“On the instructions of our Principal, Hon. Rev. Waive, we have come to present this Toyota Sienna to Chief Mrs Lizzy Djebah Unurhoro in recognition of her consistency, dedication and commitment. Given the responsibilities ahead, she needs mobility to carry out her assignments effectively. We are all happy for her, and my advice is that she should continue doing what she does. She is a wonderful woman, and we are here to support her growth,” Agbomedarho stated.
The Chairman of Team Waive Campaign Council, Prince Frank Ugen, described Chief Unurhoro as a hardworking, selfless and consistent member of the political family.
He noted that she serves as the group’s woman leader and the APC Woman Leader in Ughelli South, adding that her dedication had not gone unnoticed by Hon. Rev. Waive.
Ugen advised her to remain committed to the group and continue contributing to its activities, particularly as preparations gather momentum towards the 2027 general elections.
He also expressed the hope that members would remain focused on their political engagements and campaign activities.
