Edo North Senatorial District Youths Endorse Governor Godwin Obaseki for Second Term
Edo State Governor Godwin Obaseki has received a significant boost ahead of the September governorship election, as youth groups from the six local government areas in Edo North Senatorial district have declared their support for his re-election. The Amalgamated Youth groups, comprising various youth organizations from across the senatorial district, gathered in Auchi town, Etsako West LGA, to express their unflinching support for Governor Obaseki's second term. The youths praised the governor's outstanding performance in the last four years, highlighting his achievements in education, road construction, healthcare, security, job empowerment, and industrialization.
Key Takeaways:
- The Amalgamated Youth groups from Edo North Senatorial district have endorsed Governor Godwin Obaseki for a second term.
- The youths praised the governor's outstanding performance in various sectors, including education, road construction, healthcare, security, job empowerment, and industrialization.
- The groups cited Governor Obaseki's commitment to fulfilling his electioneering promises to the people of the area.
- The youths called on the entire Edo North Senatorial district to vote massively for the People's Democratic Party (PDP) in the September governorship election.
- The groups decided to contribute money for the governor's campaign and appealed to the people of the area to shun violence during and after the election.
- Mr. David Ali Peter, Spokesman of the Amalgamated group, emphasized the need for continuity of purpose to put Edo state on the path of development and progress.
Statistics:
- The Amalgamated Youth groups comprise various youth organizations from across the six local government areas in Edo North Senatorial district.
- Governor Obaseki has served for four years, and the youths have praised his performance in over 50 specific areas of governance.
- The campaign contribution from the youth groups is expected to be significant, but the exact amount is not specified in the source material.
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