In the run-up to the highly anticipated November 11 Governorship Election in Kogi State, Murtala Yakubu Ajaka, the Social Democratic Party (SDP) candidate, exudes confidence in his prospects for victory. Ajaka remains steadfast in his belief, emphasizing the overwhelming support of the Kogi State populace for the SDP.
Asserting this conviction during his recent campaign trail, Ajaka actively sought the favor of voters in remote communities, underscoring the solidarity of the people with his party as a pivotal factor in his anticipated triumph in the upcoming election.
With a strategic focus on previously overlooked regions, the SDP contender, Ajaka, intensifies his efforts, reaching out to communities long neglected by the incumbent administration over the past eight years.
The palpable enthusiasm for Ajaka’s candidacy becomes evident as he traverses these areas, drawing sizable crowds eager to hear his promising vision for the betterment of Kogi State’s future.
Unfazed by challenging terrains, Ajaka remains resolute in his commitment to connect with the citizenry, aiming to establish a direct and meaningful interaction with the individuals he aspires to serve as the state’s future Governor.
Moreover, the SDP aspirant pledges a transformative agenda, vowing to address prevalent issues of insecurity, infrastructural decay, mismanagement of public resources, and the prevailing political intimidation under the current administration. Ajaka’s promises center on a vision to redefine the state’s future narrative, assuring a shift towards progress and development once in office.
