Enugu: I will hold the new government accountable - Guber AAC candidate, Ogbodo sends Easter message
The African Action Congress, AAC gubernatorial candidate in the March 18 elections in Enugu State, Ray Kene Ogbodo, has praised the people of the state for their resilience despite the harsh environment. difficult economy.
Ogbodo, who made the remark in his Easter message, urged people not to despair as he would hold the new administration accountable.
This was contained in a statement released on Sunday by his media assistant, Mr. Azubuike Akam.
Candidate Guber urged people to reflect and rejoice as Christ is risen, to find time to relax, invigorate, reset and recharge for the rest of the year.
He said, "I encourage Ndi Enugu to remain hopeful in the face of the current economic realities in the country, caused mainly by poor governance, failed leadership, weak economic growth and development.
"I sincerely appreciate Ndi Enugu's endurance and perseverance over the years; poverty should not be an option.
"My main objective in participating in the gubernatorial election was to lift many people out of abject poverty of pocket, mind, body and soul.
"My mission was to fully develop Enugu and reposition the state for growth while lifting many people out of abject poverty, from despair to complete hope.
"My plan was to develop Enugu by building structures to exploit the comparative advantage our state has over other sub-national entities in Nigeria.
"My goal was to build a multifaceted economy, modern infrastructure in urban and rural areas, focus on the development of the agricultural sector, diversify the energy sector by investing in renewable energy, to improve the transport system, to provide a cleaner environment that would prevent the effect of climate change, creating a welcoming environment that will make Enugu state the destination of choice for private investors.”
The AAC candidate had, before the guber election, promised that his administration would pay the minimum wage of 50,000 naira to workers in Enugu if he was elected Governor of Enugu.
The African Action Congress, AAC gubernatorial candidate in the March 18 elections in Enugu State, Ray Kene Ogbodo, has praised the people of the state for their resilience despite the harsh environment. difficult economy.
Ogbodo, who made the remark in his Easter message, urged people not to despair as he would hold the new administration accountable.
This was contained in a statement released on Sunday by his media assistant, Mr. Azubuike Akam.
Candidate Guber urged people to reflect and rejoice as Christ is risen, to find time to relax, invigorate, reset and recharge for the rest of the year.
He said, "I encourage Ndi Enugu to remain hopeful in the face of the current economic realities in the country, caused mainly by poor governance, failed leadership, weak economic growth and development.
"I sincerely appreciate Ndi Enugu's endurance and perseverance over the years; poverty should not be an option.
"My main objective in participating in the gubernatorial election was to lift many people out of abject poverty of pocket, mind, body and soul.
"My mission was to fully develop Enugu and reposition the state for growth while lifting many people out of abject poverty, from despair to complete hope.
"My plan was to develop Enugu by building structures to exploit the comparative advantage our state has over other sub-national entities in Nigeria.
"My goal was to build a multifaceted economy, modern infrastructure in urban and rural areas, focus on the development of the agricultural sector, diversify the energy sector by investing in renewable energy, to improve the transport system, to provide a cleaner environment that would prevent the effect of climate change, creating a welcoming environment that will make Enugu state the destination of choice for private investors.”
The AAC candidate had, before the guber election, promised that his administration would pay the minimum wage of 50,000 naira to workers in Enugu if he was elected Governor of Enugu.
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