I’ll run an open-door policy in Ondo if elected, says Oke

A prominent governorship aspirant of the All Progressive Congress in Ondo state, Chief Olusola Oke, says his administration will run an open-door policy with a view to bringing dividends of democracy to the people.

Oke, who made the promise during his campaign tour of the 18 council areas of the state, promised to focus on agriculture, infrastructure, and education if elected.

Addressing a mammoth crowd of party leaders and supporters at Odigboand Irelecouncil areas, the aspirant expressed gratitude to the people for the unflinching supports and love showed him towards the 2024 project.

According to him, market women will be assisted and supported with money to alleviate their sufferings.

He said that “I am making it known to you emphatically today that if you vote me as the candidate of the party and I am ultimately elected the governor of Ondo state, I will surely bring good governance to you.

“I will run an open-door policy that no administration in Ondo state has ever done. There will be good roads for our farmers to walk to their farms. Our market women will be empowerd heavily, this, I can assure you.

Highlights of the event included presentation of 150 units of customized caps to the Campaign Council of Oke by the National Union of Road Transport workers (NURTW), Odigbo chapter.

The representative of the union, Comrade Sunday Akikaka, said he had no doubts that Chief Oke would reduce poverty dramatically in the state if elected.

Also, the Ayotide Movement officially declared support for the aspirant in line with the collapsing of the structure of Ayotide Oritedi into that of Oke.

Members of the Eze Ndigbo across the local government area also declared their support for the aspirant.

At Ode Irele, Oke highlighted his programmes to the people in the areas of industrialisation, agricultural revolution, employment creation, ICT-driven education revamping and rural road construction among others.

Representatives of the units, wards and local government leaders pledged their support to the aspiration of Oke, promised him that his long-standing identification with them makes him a preferred aspirant.

Oke, also visited Akoko-North West Local Government area where he met with the ward, unit, ward, local government party leaders.

The event, which held at the Oke-Agbe Akoko Town Hall, recorded massive attendance of party leaders and members.

The APC chairman in the local government area, Mr. Kehinde Obanla, who led other executive members to the event, said Oke had paid his dues and urged all executive members of the party in to ensure that the Ilaje-born politician secures the party’s ticket.