Why Kogi Needs Labour Party, Says Chieftain

A Labour Party (LP) chieftain, Hon Nelson Ogohi has said the party governorship candidate in Kogi State, Barr. Okeme Adejoh, will transform the fortunes of the Confluence State positively if voted.

Addressing journalists in Abuja yesterday Hon Nelson Ogohi described Adejoh as a home-bred politician whose governorship ambition is championed by the ‘Obidients’ and the youths’ movements based on his track record.

Ogohi said that Adejoh remains one man that has become increasingly popular on the lips of political pundits, lobbyists, and electorates.

He said that Adejoh hails from Egume, in Dekina Local Government Council, and remains the best man for the job following his emergence as the Labour Party governorship candidate in the just concluded primaries in the state.

He noted that in a nation where good governance and deliverability of the dividends of democracy to the masses, by many political leaders have become elusive, the onus lies on the Kogi State electorate, to take the destiny of their natural resources rich state in their hands and change the narrative come November 2023.

He said they should do this by electing people with the prerequisite administrative acumen, histories of creativity, competency, and unblemished credentials just like Adejoh.

“Meanwhile, many political pundits have commended the Labour Party and its delegates for electing Adejoh as her flagbearer,” he said.

He added that feelers from the masses indicate that Adejoh is the best bet for the Labour Party to clinch the governorship position in the state.