urges Aiyegunle Gbede Women to Make Their Voices Heard in Local Politics
Today, the Special Adviser on Youth and Student Matters to Kogi State governor Hon. Oladele John NIHI, a prominent community leader and advocate for civic engagement, hosted the women of Aiyegunle Gbede community who reside in Lokoja at his residence.
The gathering, which was filled with warmth and spirited conversation, focused on the importance of local participation in politics.
Him. Oladele John Nihi believes that true leadership and influence begin at the grassroots level, and he took the opportunity to engage with the women on the significance of civic participation, particularly in the ongoing voter registration exercise.
He encouraged the women to mobilize their community members in Lokoja to transfer their voter cards to Ayegunle Gbede, enabling them to vote in local elections and have a greater impact on their community’s future.
Emphasizing the need to support and encourage young people to register to vote, Oladele John Nihi expressed his gratitude to the women for their hospitality and active participation in the discussion. “Together, we can achieve great things and make a meaningful impact in our community,” he said.
The women of Aiyegunle Gbede left the gathering inspired and motivated to take action in their community, knowing that their voices and votes can make a difference. As they continue to work towards positive change in their neighborhood, they carry with them the belief that progress begins with each individual rising to the occasion.
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