AN All Progressives Congress House of Assembly candidate from Abeokuta South Constituency 2, Hon. Igbalaye Wasiu Ayodele, popularly known as IWA has pledged to raise the bar of political representation in his constituency if elected to serve his people in the forthcoming election.
Igbalaye disclosed this while speaking with Amebo Newspapers NG on Thursday, he said he will ensure his people are adequately represented at the floor of Ogun state house of assembly, OGHA if the people of Abeokuta South state constituency 2 can trust him with their votes on Saturday 18th of March, 2023.
The candidate said that people's oriented bills sponsorship and well-being of his people is one of the cardinal objectives behind his desire to run for a seat in the Assembly in 2023.
He said, “I am seeking for a seat in the Ogun State House of Assembly as a representative of our people from Abeokuta South Constituency 2 to raise the bar of political representation, demonstrate leadership capacity that will surpass our previous and current experience, as well as address the weaknesses of previous and ongoing administrations, and build on their gains to set a prospect for the future.
“Above all, I am hoping that my people will trust me with their votes to represent the All Progressives Congress, APC in Saturday 18th of March, 2023 State House of Assembly elections to help redress the lopsidedness we have witnessed, to build on the achievement of my predecessor and display my agenda for a better future for my people in Abeokuta South constituency 2 .”
Isibalso appealed to residents to come out massively on Election Day to vote for him, in the interest of equity and fairness.
“As a progressive, I am a firm believer in building consensus through stable and due consultation among the elite of different groups. I am appealing to you to key into this progressive thinking.
"As the foremost candidate from Abeokuta South 2 axis of our constituency, I would like to humbly ask for your votes in the interest of our constituency and for a progressive politics, democracy, equity and fairness,” he added.
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