Osun Youths Inaugurate Coordinators To Mobilise For Atiku

Ahead of 2023 general elections in Nigeria, a youth based organisation, ‘Osun Youth 4 Atiku’ has inaugurated 323 formidable youth coordinators across the 30 local government areas of the state to lead grassroot mobilization for the actualisation of the presidential bid of the PDP Presidential Candidate, Atiku Abubakar.

The Convener of the group, Barr. Pelumi Olajengbesi while addressing the local government and ward leaders across the state charged them to work assiduously to deliver Osun for Atiku in the coming election because he is the only candidate that has soft spot for youth emancipation and well-being of Nigerians.

Olajengbesi said now is the right time to save Nigeria from maladministration that has led the nation to abject poverty, insecurity, lack of direction and retrogression.

Addressing newsmen at the inauguration Barrister Olajengbesi said the group will work with other PDP stakeholders to deliver Osun for Atiku in the coming election.

His words, “Our people need a new way of hope; our party, the Peoples Democratic Party is poised to give the people of Nigeria a new direction with Atiku Abubakar as the president.

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“We, the Osun Youth 4 Atiiku, are prepared to galvanize young people, old and men and women across the state in particular and the people in general towards delivering a massive vote for the flag bearer of our party come 2023. To achieve this aim, we have today integrated our local government chapters and 323 Coordinators across all the wards of the 30 local government areas.

“It is high time Nigerian youths stood up and took the country back from the whims and caprices of the APC who has wreaked havoc in the country in the last seven years”.

Olajengbesi added, “Today, our nation is at the verge of failing, with killings, kidnappings, banditry, youth unemployment, economic downturn and stack leadership failure staring us in the face. Nigerians have never been this disunited and in despair.’’