By Our Correspondent
An aspirant for the House of Representatives in the forthcoming general elections for Yewa North/ImekoAfon Federal Constituency, Tope Kuyebi, has charged the electorate to collect their Permanent Voter Card (PVC) to enable them vote for candidates of their choice in 2023.
Kuyebi made the call during his mega rally and official declaration, held at Christ Church School playing ground, Imashai, Yewa North Local Government Area of Ogun State.
Kuyebi, a seasoned politician, said he joined the race because his people are tired of lacklustre representation at the green chamber and will therefore leave no stone unturned to do the needful, if he gets elected.
He said, “on what I am bringing on board, it is a whole lot that is tied to ensuring that my good people across these two local governments (Yewa North – ImekoAfon Federal Constituency) enjoy real good dividends of democracy. There is a lot of federal presence that ought to be felt across these two local governments on infrastructure, empowerment, job creations, healthcare, education among others that are lacking".
“There will definitely be regular engagement with the people to ensure that their inputs are captured in any bills and yearnings we are working on. We are really going to deploy the instrument of lawmaking to raise the bar of good governance and adequate representation during our tenure by the special grace of God.
"There is a lot to be done to fight poverty and food insecurity through massive investment in agriculture, there's a need to support the women, our mothers in their trade with reasonable soft loans of little or no interest as well as regular empowerment for the youths and our women".
“I need to also inform you that we shall also form good synergy and partnership with our hardworking Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun who by that time would have been serving his second term in office by the special grace of God,” he said.
Speaking on Abiodun’s leadership in the state, Kuyebi said "it is an open secret that the governor is a first class silent achiever and that is why many residents of the state are already clamouring for his second term come 2023".
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