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APC Students Support Group Rallying Voters for Ododo/Oyibo Ahead of Elections

 



In a recent visit to the Kogi State College of Health Technology in Idah, the APC Students Support Group passionately advocated for the election of Ododo/Oyibo as the next Governor of Kogi State. The students expressed their enthusiasm and support for the candidate, highlighting his proposed initiatives for the youth and the education sector.

Led by Comrade Omoniyi Princess Alice, the Chief Coordinator of the APC Students Support Group, the team engaged in a fruitful discussion with the students. The atmosphere was filled with positivity as the students pledged their unwavering support for the All Progressives Congress (APC) party and its gubernatorial candidate, Ododo.

During the visit, Comrade Omoniyi assured the students that their educational needs would be prioritized under the Ododo administration. This commitment resonated strongly with the students, further solidifying their decision to back the Ododo mandate. As a gesture of appreciation, the group distributed souvenirs and caps to the students, fostering a sense of camaraderie and unity among the supporters.

The APC Students Support Group continues to rally voters across Kogi State, encouraging them to lend their support to the Ododo/Oyibo ticket. Their efforts aim to raise awareness about the candidate's vision and plans for the state, particularly focusing on the interests of the youth population.

In an e-signed statement, Comrade Omoniyi Princess Alice, the APC Students Support Group Coordinator, expressed her overwhelming satisfaction with the outcome of the visit. She emphasized the importance of the students' support and their collective decision to align with the Ododo mandate.

The Chief Press Secretary to the State Coordinator, Talim Eneji Yerumoh, commended the APC Students Support Group for their dedication and proactive approach in garnering support for the Ododo/Oyibo ticket. Yerumoh recognized the pivotal role played by the students in driving positive change and shaping the future of Kogi State.

As the election draws near, it is evident that the APC Students Support Group remains steadfast in their commitment to championing the Ododo mandate. With their unwavering support, they aim to bring about a brighter future for the youth and the entire Kogi State community.
E-SIGNED
APC STUDENTS SUPPORT GROUP COORDINATOR
CDE OMONIYI PRINCESS A.

Credit
CHIEF PRESS SECRETARY TO THE STATE COORDINATOR
TALIM ENEJI YERUMOH.

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