2027: Give us Ombugadu and get our block votes – Akwanga residents tells Tinubu’

• Vows to vote, Tinubu’, PDP

By Okpashi Odama

The ongoing campaign by the People’s Democratic party (PDP), in Nasarawa state took a new dimension in Akwanga Local government Area of the Wednesday as residents openly demanded president Ahmed Bola Tinubu’ to deliver the governorship candidate of the party, Rt Hon Emmanuel Ombugadu.

This is even as they took a vow to deliver their block vote to president Bola Tinubu’ in 2027, assuring the resolve of the party to work for the return of the president in 2027.

Speaking during an oath taking at Ombugadu campaign rally in Akwanga, the resident noted that their resolve to vote Tinubu’ and Ombugadu in the 2027 presidential and governorship elections was born out of some friendly policies of President Tinubu’ and the genuine leadership qualities, commitment and dedication of Emmanuel Ombugadu to the development of the state.

“We are calling on president Ahmed Bola Tinubu to deliver our sole candidate, Rt. Hon. Emmanuel David Ombugadu of the (PDP), and we Will in return work to deliver Nasarawa state to the APC presidential candidate, President Ahmed Bola Tinubu in 2027.

“We have today resolved to deliver our block votes to president Bola Tinubu in 2027 if our candidate is elected as the governor of the state”.

Addressing the momour crowed, the People’s Democratic party governorship candidate, Rt Hon Emmanuel David Ombugadu called on the residents of the state to ensure that they were armed with the PVCs, ready to defend their votes to vote out bad governornance in Nasarawa state.

The PDP governorship who promised to tackle decay in education, road network, insecurity, unemployment, hunger and poverty, also assured that under his watch, solid minerals that are abound in the state would be harness for the benefit of the people.

He assured governance would be inclusive, jobs would be created for the youths, infrastructure development would be greatly tackled for the benefit of the people of the state if elected in 2027.