Edo Guber: Ize-Iyamu Advises Youths to Remain
Eternally Vigilant
•Advises them against financial
inducement
The Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu Campaign Organisation
has urged the youths, including students in Edo State, to remain eternally
vigilant as the September 10 state governorship election draws nearer.
He urged them not allowed themselves to be used and
dumped again by Governor Adams Oshiomhole and the All Progressives Congress (APC)
for “their selfish political interest.”
The campaign organisation stated this in a statement
issued yesterday while responding to on-going secret moves by the APC to
financially induce the youths for “unholy and dirty” political jobs during and
after the election.
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) campaign
organisation said it was too late for APC to stop the willpower of the Edo
people to punish the ruling party for subjecting them to untold hardship in the
past seven and a half years.
It said PDP believes that one of the ways to
guarantee peace and security is to properly direct the energy of the youths to
productive ventures through job creation, saying the agenda of the party
candidate in the election, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, if elected, is to create an
enabling business environment in the state that would attract honest investors
to take advantage of all the Private Partnership Programme (PPP) initiatives
for the benefit of the youths.
Condemning Oshiomhole for wasting the state
financial resources for a political aspiration of the APC governorship
candidate, Godwin Obaseki, Ize-Iyamu campaign organisation said a government
that refused to recognise the youths for nearly eight years cannot be trusted.
According to the organisation, “In the last seven
and a half years, the APC-led government in the state regarded our young men
and women as workers that must be used and dumped. They cannot now come around,
few weeks to the election, and try to induce them for their dirty political
jobs. We must say no to them because they don’t mean well for us.
changes in the state. Addressing young people’s needs and aspirations is vital for both social and economic progress of the state.
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