Deputy Governorship candidate of Accord party in the November election in Kogi state, Raphael Olamife, has pledged his party’s commitment to improved welfare for civil servants in the state.
Olamife made this known while meeting with critical stakeholders in Kabba on Thursday.
He said that the Accord Party would make workers welfare, unity and development priority if elected in the November 11 governorship election in the state.
Olamife stated that himself and the governorship candidate have agreed to make welfare of the people, including prompt payment of salaries and pensions top priority.
He assured that the contribution of workers to the growth of the economy would be recognized, assuring that the dignity of workers will be made a priority.
Hon. Olamife described the Accord Party as the best alternative for the people of Kogi State, adding that the issues of unity and sense of belonging would be made a priority.
Olamife assured that farmers, market women, artisans would occupy the administration’s priority, insisting that if elected, the State will witness good governance.
He urged the people to make a critical assessment of their lives now and before, pointing out that the November Governorship election would remain a defining moments for the people of the state, urged them to vote wisely.
While describing the Accord Party Governorship Candidate, Jibrin Usman as most qualified amongst the candidates, Olamife said the election should be about capacity, competence and experience all of which he possessed.
Earlier, the Chairman, Kabba-Bunu Accord party, Dr. Silvanus Mishael had expressed appreciation for Admiral Jubril Usman for finding one the Owe sons worthy of the position of Deputy Governorship candidate and promised that members of the party in the entire Oweland would ensure that the party carries the day in the November 11 election.
“Going by the programmes presented by candidate of other parties that have visited the Western Senatorial district do far, Accord party stands out. The party has demonstrated love for Okunland, and should be rewarded through the ballot in November,” he said.
