Kogi Elections: Florence Omobosede celebrates Governor Yahaya Bello victory at the Court of Appeal

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Kogi Elections: Florence Omobosede celebrates Governor Yahaya Bello victory at the Court of Appeal

A frontline female Councilorship aspirant under the platform of All Progressive Congress in Egbeda Ward, Kabba/Bunu Local Government Area has rejoice and celebrate with Governor Yahaya Bello and his Deputy, Chief Edward David Onoja over their victory at the Court of Appeal yesterday.

According to a statement signed and made available to newsmen in Kabba, the energetic female aspirant commended the 5 members panel of the Court of Appeal Juris who upheld the decision of the tribunal and dismissed their petitions for doing a great job.

She noted that Governor Yahaya Bello and his Deputy Chief Edward David Onoja of All Progressive Congress truly won the majority votes on the November 16th Governorship Election, urging the opposition parties to sheath their sword and support the current administration to deliver dividends of democracy to Kogites.

‘Florence Omobosede Campiagns Organization hereby congratulates Governor Yahaya Bello on the well deserved victory at the Court of Appeal, this is a sign that majority of Kogi electorates gave you their mandate, and it is expected that you scale up your efforts at giving back good governance to the people of the state’.

She also rejoice with leaders of her Ward, Rt. Hon. Prince Matthew Kolawole, Speaker of the Kogi State House of Assembly and Hon. Ade Olamife for their purposeful leadership that have reposition the party in the area.

She called on the people of the state to continue to support and rally round Governor Yahaya Bello administration to take the state to the next level of development.

Florence urged the party Executives in Egbeda Ward to continue to support her aspirations to provide qualitative representation at the local level by giving her their votes when the time comes.

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