Edo Guber: Senator Okpebholo Unveils Transformative Agenda For Edo Youths In Interactive Session
———set to provide free busses for transportation
By Ikhili Ebalu, Benin City
The candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the September 21, governorship election in Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo On Tuesday met with Edo youths in Benin City.
Okpebholo who outline key initiatives that underscore his commitment to the welfare and development of Edo’s youth and the broader community.
Senator Okpebholo awarded full scholarships to two promising young Edo citizens, Ms. Miracle Anyanwu and Master Anthony Christian. This gesture not only underscores his dedication to education but also sets a precedent for future opportunities for the youth at any educational level.
The candidate placed a strong emphasis on healthcare, vowing to establish Primary Health Care (PHC) centers in every ward across the state. He also highlighted his commitment to the welfare of medical professionals, promising to ensure that resident doctors are stationed in all state hospitals. This move aims to enhance healthcare delivery and ensure that every Edo citizen has access to quality medical services.
In a bid to ease transportation woes, Senator Okpebholo announced the introduction of luxurious buses to Benin, set to arrive next week. This initiative is expected to significantly improve the transportation system, providing residents with a more comfortable and reliable means of travel.
Recognizing the critical issue of security, Senator Okpebholo declared a state of emergency on security in Edo. He outlined his strategic plans to bolster security measures across the state, ensuring that residents feel safe and protected in their communities.
Okpebholo promised to tackle unemployment and crime, and to create an enabling environment for job creation. This initiative aims to provide the youth with ample employment opportunities, thereby reducing the rate of crime and fostering economic growth in Edo.
Addressing the long-standing issue of unpaid salaries in Ambrose Alli University (AAU), Ekpoma, Senator Okpebholo pledged to clear the backlog of salaries owed to lecturers once he is elected. This promise is a testament to his commitment to restoring the dignity and motivation of educators in the state.
Senator Monday Okpebholo’s meeting with the youths of Edo at View Point Hotel was not just a campaign stop; it was a demonstration of his dedication to the state’s progress and the empowerment of its people.
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