By Magnus Emuji/Chukwudi Asoya
A frontline chairmanship candidate for the 2024 Obodogba youths election and a strong advocate for the liberation of the oppressed masses in the society, Comr. Sunday Ijeh, has solicited the support of his kinsmen in the forthcoming youth election.
Comr. Ijeh made appeal in Okpanam, Oshimili North Local Government Area, Delta State while fielding questions from journalists.
He said that their votes and support would give him the needed platform to change the narratives for the overall benefits of the community, adding that he would carry them along in the scheme of things.
The Obodogba youth chairmanship candidate said that he would establish reconciliation committee for the resolution of all disputes within the community in order to avoid arrest and waste of resources that could be channelled into the development of the community through unnecessary legal matters .
He said that he would make Obodogba greater and clarified that he would support whoever emerged winner in the election as they were brothers.
Comr. Ijeh explained that the disunity in among the Obodogba youths was as a result of personal greed of some few individuals, particularly the youths that were privileged to be in the position of authority.
While saying that his dream was to make Obodogba great again and become what it used to be, Comr. Sunday Ijeh emphasised that he had and would continue to stand for Obodogba youths by fostering unity and promote their integrity at all times.
He assured the elders of Obodogba that he would not disappoint them and that he would continue to respect and accord them their due rights just as he appealed for their support.
Comr. Ijeh said that apart from his determination to unite the youths , his administration would fashion out ways to make life more meaningful for the youths by providing them with the platform to acquire skills for them to be self reliant.
He asserted that most of the youths in the area indulged in drugs not because they wanted to but as a result of the frustration from the maltreatment and injustice they received from certain privilege individuals who had denied them from partaking from the common patrimony which is land.
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