The gubernatorial candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), Mr. Ajagungbala Moses Olajide over the weekend formally inaugurated his Campaign Organization in Ado Ekiti ahead of the March 20, 2022 Ekiti State Governorship Campaign activities that will kick off.
This kick off date is part of the guidelines issued by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for the June 18th Governorship Election in the state.
Inaugurating the members of the Ajagungbala Campaign Organization on Sunday at the Ekiti State Party Secretariat in Ado Ekiti, the Governorship Candidate of the African Action Congress, Mr. Ajagungbala Moses Olajide named Honourable Adewumi Olukayode as the Director General of his Campaign Organization.
He listed others to include Honourable Ezekiel Peter as the Secretary, Honourable Engineer Femi Oladele to be in charge of Mobilization/Welfare, Honourable Ojo Ajayi in charge of Transportation, Honourable Ajagungbala Joshua to handle Security, Chief Ilesanmi Muyiwa as Youth Coordinator and Mrs. Bosede Ojo as Women Coordinator.
Speaking after inaugurating the Campaign Organization, Mr. Ajagungbala Moses Olajide charged the members of the Campaign team to work hard for the African Action Congress to be victorious in the June 18th, 2022 gubernatorial poll in the State.
Ajagungbala impressed it on his Campaign Organization members to take advantage of the bad governance currently being experienced in the state to launch a strong and intense campaign against the ruling party in the state and also mobilise widely across the state to enable the Ekiti electorates vote in the African Action Congress come June 18th, 2022.
He berated the ruling All Progressive Congress in Ekiti State for making life difficult for the people of the state and for showing uncaring attitude towards the welfare of the people thereby making them suffer unnecessarily.
He alleged that the party in power in Ekiti State has messed up the State and called on the people of Ekiti State to vote for his party to enable him alleviate the sufferings of the people and reduce the level of poverty in the State most especially among the youths and women.
He pledged to empower Ekiti women through creation of many small scale businesses in the State as he frowned at the present situation that has been makingwomen to sell their bodies in exchange for monies for them to survive the harsh economic condition imposed on them by the present government.
According to Ajagungbala, “infrastructure in Ekiti State is dead. The way we are looking at things, if care is not taken, in the next 10 years, I can say Ekiti might likely collapse totally if there is nobody to rescue the State at this stage.”
He also called on the public to change their mentality, that, when “an individual decides to come out to contest, that they will be expecting them to share this and share that. We need to take ourselves out of this because enough is enough”.
He told the public to be up to date, and know that, this time, “it is not a time for sharing of rice, sharing biscuits, collecting monies before you vote, but to ask ourselves how can we escape from this problem that the people are facing.
“Ekiti is blessed with lands. We have lands that we can use for Agriculture. It is Mechanized Agriculture I am talking about. Not the one, that we are using hoe, using cutlass, using those things no longer in vogue but modern system that people will live on and they will benefit”.
The Director General of the Ajagungbala Campaign Organization, Honourable Adewumi Olukayode speaking to PMParrot stated that the African Action Congress (AAC) is the party to beat in Ekiti State because it’s a grassroot party.
He expressed his readiness and assurance to mobilize everybody in the State so that success is recorded for the party and for the candidate of AAC at the poll on June 18.
On his own part, the State Chairman of the African Action Congress in Ekiti State, Alhaji Dare Adekolu while responding to questions from PMParrot said the time to liberate the people of Ekiti State from disorderliness, economic disorder and security disorder is now here.
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