An aspirant of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) for the Oriade-Obokun Federal Constituency seat in the House of Representatives, Engineer Olowu Sunday, popularly known as Pele, has called for improved infrastructural development, quality healthcare delivery and effective representation for residents of the constituency.
Speaking on Good Morning Nigeria on Vicinity 95.3 FM, Pele lamented the poor state of roads, inadequate healthcare facilities and unreliable electricity supply, stressing the need for purposeful leadership that will address the challenges confronting the people.
He expressed concern over the country’s economic situation, highlighting rising inflation, taxation, increasing petroleum costs and fluctuations in the exchange rate. He also compared Nigeria’s provision of social amenities with that of foreign countries, noting the need for better regulation and improved public services.
The ADC aspirant further condemned vote buying and selling, describing the practice as shameful and calling for an end to electoral malpractice. He emphasised the importance of peaceful leadership, grassroots development and youth empowerment, promising to prioritise the welfare of the people if given the opportunity to serve.
