Ahead of the forthcoming Edo State governorship election, the Accord Party aspirant, Dr Bright Enabulele, has pledged to tackle unemployment, insecurity and poverty.
Enabulele made the vow when he was mobbed by dozens of supporters at the Benin City Airport on Saturday, March 23.
PulseNets learnt that the supporters had thronged the airport to welcome the Accord Party aspirant ahead of campaigns for the September 2024 election.
Addressing the crowd, Enabulele said that the state government was in dire need of an overhaul.
“The people of Edo State have yearned for a new direction for far too long,” Enabulele declared.
“A government that prioritizes the well-being of all Edo citizens, not just a select few, is what we desperately need.”
Enabulele outlined his vision for Edo State, emphasising policies that would foster economic growth, improve access to education and healthcare, and bolster infrastructure development throughout the state.
He vowed to tackle pressing issues like unemployment, poverty, and insecurity, promising a brighter future for Edo State under his leadership.
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Enabulele’s supporters are optimistic that his candidacy offers a genuine chance to break away from the status quo and usher in a new era of prosperity for Edo State.
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