‘I ‘ll be governor of all Edo, irrespective of faith’
Read Time:1 Minute, 49 Second
THE Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in Edo State, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, yesterday promised to carry along the people, irrespective of their faith and engender a brighter future for the state, if elected as governor.
In a Sallah message, Ize-Iyamu said he will not be sectional governor, who will promote religious division for political gains. He promised to foster peaceful co-existence and unity in the state.
Ize-Iyamu said his administration would focus on building a safer state by taking concrete steps to create jobs and equip the people to become job creators.
He promised to revive the industries that used to provide jobs, but have became moribond.
He said: “I am prepared from day one to work assiduously toward increasing your opportunities to be skilled, to be equipped and to be empowered with a small business loan in your community to give you the power, ready to prosper doing an honest day’s work”.
In a Sallah message, Ize-Iyamu said he will not be sectional governor, who will promote religious division for political gains. He promised to foster peaceful co-existence and unity in the state.
Ize-Iyamu said his administration would focus on building a safer state by taking concrete steps to create jobs and equip the people to become job creators.
He promised to revive the industries that used to provide jobs, but have became moribond.
He said: “I am prepared from day one to work assiduously toward increasing your opportunities to be skilled, to be equipped and to be empowered with a small business loan in your community to give you the power, ready to prosper doing an honest day’s work”.
The PDP candidate added: “We will build the infrastructure of the mind and soul where brother cares for brother and sister cares for sister and we all care for our senior citizens. We cannot allow our senior citizens retire into penury”.
He blamed the APC government for not fulfilling its promise of change. He said allowing the APC, which is owing pensioners their entitlements and local governments areas of salaries to continue in governance in Edo would amount to more hardship.
Ize-Iyamu said: “I sincerely celebrate with all our Muslims brethren in Edo state on yet another Eid-el-Kabir. They must realize that this is a period of for sober reelection and an opportunity to appreciate the fact that God is merciful and has provided the opportunity of the September 28 election for all Edo people to change the government in our dear state for good”.
He added: “It is a divine call on all of us irrespective of our faith to join hands together to rebuild our state and to love one another, to eschew all forms of violence, adhere strictly to the noble tenets of Islam and peaceful coexistence and play our part to achieve the Edo state of our dreams”.
Happy
0 %
Sad
0 %
Excited
0 %
Sleepy
0 %
Angry
0 %
Surprise
0 %
0
0