As part of efforts to galvanize support and votes for the All Progressive Congress APC Governorship Candidate Alhaji Usman Ododo and his running mate Comrade Joe Oyibo for the forthcoming governorship election in kogi State.
A sociopolitical group known as Kogi West Frontier For has Unveiled over 80,000 Educational Materials comprising of Exercise books for secondary schools students as their own contribution towards promoting the Ododo/ Joe Mandate for the forthcoming governorship election in the state.
The Support Group under the leadership of Mr Olanrewaju Garbson the Convener said that the branded Exercise books are part of their own efforts in raising awareness and support for their governorship candidate for the November 11th 2023 election.
At the event to unvailling the materials the support group said they’re associates of likes minds coming together to work for the victory of Alhaji Usman Ododo and his running mate at the forthcoming governorship election in the state.
The group leader mr Olanrewaju Garbson said in his address that the support group is made up of vibrant young men with common interests and goal of ensuring that the entire kogi West Senatorial district is locked up for the APC Usman Ododo and Joe Oyibo mandate in the coming election.
Mr Olanrewaju Garbson said they are going to roll out series of other campaign activities in their determined collective efforts to galvanized the needed victory for the ododo Joe Mandate in kogi West.
Saying The educational materials are instruments to create awareness and sensitization for the grassroots people on the lofty qualities and capacity of the Apc candidate to take Kogi state to an enviable hight .
The group leader said they are all committed to put in their best in mobilizing massive votes from each of the seven local government areas of Kogi West for the mandate of their principal.
High point of the event was the distribution of branded exercise books for the seven local government coordinators of the group In Kogi West for onward distribution to secondary schools in their localities.