....Vows to Undo Unemployment Among Youths, Resuscitate Economy
As APC Bigwigs, Supporters Promise to Deliver Massively for Akinterinwa In Party's Primary
An APC governorship aspirant in Ondo state,Wale Akinterinwa has decalred that, his administration would provide a balanced representation by running an inclusive government which would pave way for all round developments if elected as governor of the state.
The former commissioner for finance spoke while addressing APC bigwigs and his supporters in Akure North and Akure south local governments area ahead of Saturday's APC governorship primary in the state.
Akinterinwa, who noted that the essence of adopting democracy system of government by a nation or state is to extend its dividends to its citizens with unequivocal developments said he is ready to serve people of the state better beyond expectations if given ticket as party's flag bearer in the slated November 16 governorship election.
Describing stagnation in the provision of social amenities, poor road networks across the state as well as absence of innovative ideas of the present administration to diversify the state's economy for an enhanced substantial impacts, the long serving commissioner for finance in Nigeria however, vowed to put youth employments and empowerments at the top gear of his administration when elected as state governor.
He said youth inclusiveness and youth developments remain the only bedrock to societal growth, adding his administration would undo unemployment among youths by being gainfully fixed.
The governorship hopeful, Wale Akinterinwa therefore urged youths in the state not to get their hope lost,appealing to members of the ruling All Progressives Congress and the party's delegates across eighteen local governments area of the state to go en mass to exercise their franchise as APC said to conduct its primary election on Saturday.
According to Akinterinwa" I am confident to make it public; I will run an inclusive government if elected as governor of our dear state"
"It is noteworthy that democracy system brings goodies to its citizens,and all these await us all"
"Remember, youth development is highly essential to every societal growth,and hence, provision of employment opportunities at this crucial time"
"It's not augur well for parents to sponsor their wards education,and still feeding them after their study years"
"My doors would be opened to receive any complaint and apply adjustment where necessary I can assure you of that"
"Provisions of infrastructure and other social amenities would be placed on high esteem in my administration"
"What's expected of you is to go and exercise your franchise in coming Saturday's party's primary".
APC Chairman in Akure south local government, Dr Akinfolayan , wifr of former commissioner for health un the state, Mrs Toyin Adegbenro and the immediate past chairman of National Union of Road Transport Workers,NURTW comrade Jacob Adebo and across session of APC statesmen in akure north promised to deliver the mandate for Wale Akinterinwa.
Those party's stalwarts however described the governorship hopeful as quintessential politician whose prowess and antecedents remain unblemished throughout his stays as commissioner for finance noting that if elected him as governor, all state's factors would breath fresh air.
"You've been anoited by God and some visionary leaders in Ondo state as our next governor"
"Your antecedents and articulations have proved to us beyond doubt that Ondo State would laugh longer under your watch"
"On your mandate We shall stand, and comes Saturday we're giving our votes to you sir"
Present at the campaign ground include former speaker of Ondo State House of Assembly Rt Hon Fatai Akurumaku, Member of Ondo State House of Assembly representing Odigbo Constituency 1, Ifaviyi Olatunji, his Ileoluji/Okeigbo counterpart, Nelson Akinsuroju, and other notable party's stalwarts at the state level.
Sam Mercy Ajide,
Special Adviser on Information & Media Strategy
For:Office of the Honourable Member,
Odigbo Constituency 1
@ODHA
Photo Credit: WA MEDIA GROUP
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