Politics
Ondo 2024: Agboola Ajayi outlines concrete plans
The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the Nov 16 governorship election in Ondo State, Alfred Agboola Ajayi, has reminded residents of the state that he has outlined concrete plans for good governance and development of the state. He urged the people to be guided by the concrete plans in casting their votes on Saturday.
The concrete plans include, among others,
– Revitalizing Oluwa Glass as the Sunshine Glass Factory
– Implementing free education for primary and secondary schools
– Establishing forest guards to protect our natural resources etc
According to Agboola Ajayi @A_AgboolaAjayi,
“Ondo State residents and Voters, be reminded that we are the only candidates in this election addressing the real issues affecting our people.
“I have outlined concrete plans here in our campaign:
– Revitalizing Oluwa Glass as the Sunshine Glass Factory
– Implementing free education for primary and secondary schools
– Establishing forest guards to protect our natural resources etc
“While our opponents rush to approve last-minute projects, we’re focused on fundamental solutions for Ondo’s future.
“Remember, we’re not just lucky – we’re Blessed with potential.
“Choose experience. Choose capacity.
“Vote PDP for Ondo’s renaissance.”
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