@anneacan@Pinovibes Tinubu literally campaigned to the puppet masters. This author is a learner when it comes to gwo politics. Forgive his foolishness 😂
@EmagnetTim God is not a person!
God is the nothing everything came out of.
If you can grasp the concept of NUMBER ZERO and INFINITY you can understand God for the question you asked.
@KR3Wmatic This guy here you are thanking same God you always try to postulate does not exist all for an iPhone. I go de here when you go finally Kolo sha 🤣
3. What are your plans for the people of Ughelli North Constituency 2 and how will you actualize them if elected?
My plans revolve around five major pillars.
The first is effective representation. I intend to be a strong voice for our people in the House of Assembly, ensuring that issues affecting our communities receive the attention they deserve.
The second is youth development and economic opportunities. Our young people are talented, energetic and ambitious. However, many lack access to opportunities. I intend to facilitate skills acquisition programmes, entrepreneurship support, technology training, internships and connections to existing government and private-sector opportunities.
The third is education. Education remains one of the most powerful tools for development. I will support initiatives that improve learning environments, encourage scholarships and expand educational opportunities for students across the constituency.
The fourth is development advocacy. While legislators do not directly execute projects, they have a responsibility to advocate, influence and ensure that communities receive their fair share of development. I will consistently engage relevant government agencies to attract projects and interventions to our communities.
The fifth is community engagement and social inclusion. No community should feel excluded. Every ward, every community and every stakeholder should have a voice.
These plans will be actualized through partnerships, advocacy, legislation, oversight and continuous engagement with government institutions, development partners and private-sector stakeholders.