Ododo/Joel: Square Peg in Square Hole – Hon Adabenege says


 

BY FANCY MEDIA TEAM

 

A chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kogi State, Hon Adams Adabenege has described the combination of the Gubernatorial and Deputy Gubernatorial candidates, Alhaji Ododo Ahmed Usman and Comrade Joel Oyibo as a perfect one capable of enthroning the best match up in the history of the state.

Hon Adabenege who is the Chairman of Kogi State Local Government Service Commission stated this on Wednesday during an interview with the Fancy Media Team in Lokoja.

The chieftain referenced the combination of different background of their origin as a yardstick, stressing that with Ododo’s private sector training and Oyibo, who is from the labour, Kogi State, especially the APC, has the best the electorate can ask for.

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He noted that the Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello has created the enabling environment for the duo to build on, stressing that the massive infrastructural provision across the three Senatorial Districts of the state has created a perfect achievements that require consolidation.

Hon Adabenege also used the opportunity to add his voice to the call for unity to engender peace among the people of the state, adding that ethnic or religious agenda would not move the state forward.

He urged critics of Governor Bello’s administration to be objective in their criticism, noting that a viable opposition was necessary for democracy to thrive in any society, but appealed to them not to avoid looking and not seeing what the administration is doing to make life better for the people of the state.

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The chieftain called on the people of Kogi State to continue to support the administration and give the APC the chance to complete its developmental turnaround for the state by voting for the candidature of Alhaji Ododo Ahmed Usman in the November 11 gubernatorial election.


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