A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Hon. Adomu Muhammed Etudaiye, has officially declared his intention to contest for the House of Representatives seat representing Okene/Ogori-Magongo Federal Constituency in the 2027 general elections.
Hon. Etudaiye, who made the declaration on Tuesday, said his decision was borne out of a strong sense of responsibility and commitment to service, emphasizing the need for purposeful and people-oriented leadership in the constituency.
Addressing party leaders, stakeholders, and supporters, the aspirant paid glowing tribute to key figures within the party, including Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, whom he described as a “distinguished leader and sister,” while also acknowledging the contributions of party executives at the state, local government, and ward levels.
“I humbly declare my intention to contest for the House of Representatives under the great platform of the PDP,” Etudaiye stated. “This declaration is driven by a clear vision and a sincere desire to serve our people better.”
He outlined his core agenda to include transparency and accountability in governance, noting that public trust must remain paramount in leadership. According to him, his ambition is rooted in restoring confidence in governance through openness and responsible representation.
Hon. Etudaiye further stressed the importance of job creation and economic empowerment, particularly for youths and women, describing them as critical drivers of development within the constituency. “We must create opportunities that will reduce unemployment and promote self-reliance among our people,” he said.
The aspirant also pledged to champion inclusive leadership that prioritizes engagement and responsiveness to the needs of constituents. “I believe strongly in leadership that listens, engages, and delivers. Together, we can build a constituency where every voice matters and every citizen has the opportunity to thrive,” he added.
He called on PDP stakeholders across all levels, from the State Executive Council to local government and ward executives to support his aspiration, assuring them of his commitment to unity and collective progress within the party.
Hon. Etudaiye’s entry into the race signals early mobilization ahead of the 2027 elections, as aspirants begin to position themselves within party structures across Kogi State.
