Views: Visits 10 Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi By Festus Ahon, ASABA FORMER Minister of State Education, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi has tasked members of the National Association of ‘Okada’ Union, on the need to always support the administration of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, for him to finish stronger. Gbagi, a leading governorship hopeful under the platform of the Peoples’ Democratic Party, PDP, made the call on Monday when the Union visited him at his Oginibo residence in Ughelli South Local Government Area of the state. He charged the commercial motorcycle operators to register when the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC commence the Continuous Registration Exercise for those who are up to 18 years and above to register to enable them to exercise their franchise in the forthcoming election.
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Scores of commercial motorcyclists popularly known as Okada riders and youths, on Monday, stormed the Oginibo country home of former Minister of State for Education, Chief Kenneth Gbagi in support of his governorship ambition.
Gbagi, a foremost industrialist and entrepreneur, is one of the pioneer fathers of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Delta State and has been on a consultation spree ahead of the 2023 governorship election in the state.
The commercial cyclists, under the aegis of the National Association of Okada Union, at the visit asked the leading governorship aspirant in the state to fly the party’s governorship ticket come 2023.
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By Festus Ahon, ASABA
FORMER Minister of State Education, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi has tasked members of the National Association of ‘Okada’ Union, on the need to always support the administration of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, for him to finish stronger.
Gbagi, a leading governorship hopeful under the platform of the Peoples’ Democratic Party, PDP, made the call on Monday when the Union visited him at his Oginibo residence in Ughelli South Local Government Area of the state.
He charged the commercial motorcycle operators to register when the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC commence the Continuous Registration Exercise for those who are up to 18 years and above to register to enable them to exercise their franchise in the forthcoming election.