In a spirited display of support for the upcoming gubernatorial elections in Kogi state, Dr. Femi Klinsman Modeyin, a prominent leader of the ADC (African Democratic Congress) in Kabba Bunu, expressed his unwavering belief that Elder Leke Abejide, the ADC’s candidate for 11th November governorship race, would harness the state’s economic potential to initiate a transformative era.
Speaking at the Kabba campaign rally, Dr. Modeyin addressed questions from Gbamsblog news correspondent Mr. Bamidele Gbekele Iyanu on a sunny Sunday afternoon. He laid out His Excellency RT Hon Elder Leke’s vision for Kogi State, emphasizing the critical role that effective leadership plays in unlocking the region’s untapped natural resources.
Dr. Modeyin firmly pointed out that the primary impediment preventing the people of Kogi from fully reaping the benefits of their abundant resources has been unfocused governance. He issued a passionate call to electorates, urging them to make an informed choice in the forthcoming elections by voting for the right candidate, which, in his opinion, is Elder Leke Abejide.
Throughout the Kabba rally, Dr. Klinsman fervently championed the cause of the ADC’s gubernatorial candidate. He engaged with individuals of all ages, including adults and youth, at various locations within Kabba, notably the busy Kabba central market. His message was consistent: Elder Leke has a proven track record of effective governance both in the past and the present.
The massive turnout at the Kabba rally was, to Dr. Klinsman, a testament to the people’s awareness of the right political path and the party to support. In his view, the ADC and its candidate, Elder Leke, represented the best choice for the state.
Dr. Klinsman elucidated the vision that would be realized if Elder Leke is elected to power. He asserted that under Leke’s leadership, security concerns and criminal activities in Kogi would be significantly reduced, possibly even eradicated. Furthermore, he emphasized that the incoming administration’s top priorities would include a renewed focus on education and job creation through the promotion of agriculture.
In conclusion, Dr. Femi Klinsman Modeyin expressed his gratitude to all ADC supporters and party members who rallied behind their cause. He left the audience with a clear message: mark your calendars for November 11, 2023, as this is the day when they believe Elder Leke will begin the journey to unlock Kogi’s vast economic potential and usher in a brighter future for the state.
