Bayelsa Guber: Labour Party, Udengs unveils Commodore Benjamin as running mate

In a bid to strengthen their chances in the upcoming Bayelsa State gubernatorial election, the Labour Party has made a significant move by unveiling their running mate. The announcement was made during a well-attended event at the party’s headquarters in Yenagoa, the state capital.

The Labour Party’s gubernatorial candidate, Engr. Udengs Eradiri, took to the podium to introduce the party’s choice for the deputy governorship position. With much anticipation and excitement, Udengs presented Commodore Benjamin Nathus as the running mate, a seasoned administrator with military experience.

Benjamin, a well-known figure in Bayelsa’s political and development circles, brings a wealth of experience in public and military service and community development to the table.

Addressing the enthusiastic crowd, Engr. Udengs expressed confidence in his running mate, emphasizing that his expertise and dedication would complement his vision for a prosperous and inclusive Bayelsa. He stressed that their joint leadership would focus on policies that prioritize job creation, agricultural development, and infrastructure improvement in the state, deal with pipeline vandalism, and reduce the pressure on Abuja.

In his acceptance speech, Commodore Benjamin expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve as the party’s deputy governorship candidate. He pledged his unwavering commitment to the ideals of the Labour Party, emphasizing the need to address the challenges facing Bayelsa through collaborative governance and people-oriented policies.

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The unveiling of the Labour Party’s running mate has injected fresh momentum into the state’s political landscape. With the election drawing near, political observers anticipate intensified campaigns and rallies as parties strive to woo voters and secure their mandate.

The Bayelsa gubernatorial election is expected to be closely contested, with various political parties vying for the top leadership positions in the state. As the campaigns gain momentum, the electorate will be eager to hear detailed policy plans from each party and how they intend to tackle critical issues such as security, youth unemployment, and healthcare.