The Delta State Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, flag bearer, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa, weekend, promised to run an all-inclusive government where all stakeholders would have equal opportunity, if elected.
Speaking at Akwukwu-Igbo, Issele-Uku, Aboh and Kwale, he said that the PDP believed in the peace and unity of all Deltans and assured that his administration will build bridges of peace and unity across the state if elected.
He commended the large turnout of supporters at the rallies, saying that a 100 percent votes for PDP was sure in Oshimili North, Aniocha North, Ndokwa East and Ndokwa West Local Government Areas.
Flanked by party leaders, including, Chief David Edevbie, who came second in the party’s governorship primaries, Okowa said a five- point development programme had been mapped out to consolidate on the achievements of the current PDP-led administration in the state.
He said a better future for Deltans was uppermost in his mind, hence the desire to serve the people. He urged the people to vote for him and all the PDP candidates in next month’s elections.
Appealing to the youths to shun violence, he promised to create job opportunities for the youths and women in the state.
Also addressing the crowd, Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan said by 12 minutes past 12 noon on May 29 this year, he would have concluded all handing over formalities to the next administration in state.
He expressed optimism that he would handover to Senator Okowa, saying that “Okowa remains the best man for thejob. He has all it takes to move the state to the next level of development.”
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