The House of Representatives Candidate and House of Assembly Candidate of the ADC for Kabba/Bunu-Ijumu federal constituency and Ijumu State Assembly respectively, have unanimously approved efforts/logistics for the provisions of free transportation from all higher institutions in Kogi State for all voting students in the federal constituency.
In a joint statement today, they argued that the students are major stakeholders who should not be disenfranchised at such a crucial time in the history of the federal constituency.
“This election is about rescuing our people and our students are a major part of the struggles of our land. We cannot allow them watch as history is made, in our Party’s culture, the duty of care to students, traditional leaders, traders, artisans, civil servants, farmers, widowers and widows and the society are at the core of our mandate. Our national Leader Elder Leke Abejide who is now in the national spotlight for his Stirling performance has set a record of intervention that has never been witnessed anywhere in Africa. We are simply doing what is needed to support the teaming youthful force to do thier civic duty. They can vote whoever they wish, but they must understand the stakes are very high in this elections. ADC have singlehandedly paid all WAEC fees (Thanks to Hon Leke Abejide) for all students in the federal constituency, Jamb registration has also been made for the teaming youths to help them get into schools of higher learning. We are duty ready to work for our people, thier votes should be for ADC for the security of these interventions, across all elective positions. By simply voting right, voting for ADC candidates, for the next four years, all WAEC fees will be paid continuously, the downtrodden will be uplifted, the voiceless will have a formidable voice and Hope will rise in the land again. All student should organise through their respective student union bodies and thier PVC will admit them into the buses that will safely bring them to Kabba from their schools.
Signed: Arch Idris Salman and Dr. Tokunbo Alaga Olorundami