Edo North Youths Drum Support For Moses Omo-Ikirodah Ahead Of 2023 Elections

Edo North Youths Drum Support For Moses Omo-Ikirodah Ahead Of 2023 Elections

Edo: Youths in Edo North under the auspices of Edo North Solidarity Forum For Good Governance, ENSFGG have rallied support for business tycoon and popular philanthropist, Moses Omo-Ikirodah, asking him to join the forthcoming electoral process ahead of the 2023 general elections.

Leader of the group and national president of the association, Comrade Jatto Enakele, in a press statement issued in Auchi says their resolve to support Eng Moses Omo-Ikirodah was based on his track record of excellence, integrity, accountability and benevolent activities.

According to Comrade Jatto, the PDP chieftain has spent the last decade providing scholarships, employment opportunities, empowerment schemes for youths and market women and other philanthropic gestures to people in all the nooks and crannies of Edo North.

Pleading with political leaders, youths, women and elders, Comrade Jatto asked for their support saying it is high time the people put a stop to selfish politicians who would mortgage the welfare of the people for their own narrow-minded interest.

“We must not miss this golden opportunity the coming general elections offers to elect credible and trustworthy representatives to provide quality leadership for our people, we have the capacity to vote the right aspirants into every electoral office and people like Moses Omo-Ikirodah are the kind of people we should be pushing forward to take up these leadership roles.

We on our own part would do everything humanly possible to make sure this young gentleman participates actively in the coming electoral process, we must redefine governance and give it a human face.

Moses Omo-Ikirodah is an embodiment of credibility and competence and when the right time comes we shall go round all the districts in Edo North to mobilise support for him especially within the younger generation that is forever craving for good governance.” He added.