GovernorshipOn July 2, 2023, a gathering was held in Lekki, Lagos, where the incoming governor by the Grace of God engaged with the residents, highlighting the unity, inclusivity, and shared faith in divine intervention.
Throughout the event, Ajaka demonstrated his commitment to inclusivity and community involvement. He provided a platform for residents to directly interact with their future leaders, emphasizing the importance of community input in shaping governance.
He also stressed the significance of residents transferring their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) to their local government areas to ensure their participation in the upcoming November 11 election.
During the interactive session, residents had the opportunity to voice their concerns, share their visions for the future, and provide valuable suggestions. Ajaka’s presence showcased his willingness to listen and collaborate, fostering an atmosphere of mutual respect and understanding.
The gathering successfully bridged the gap between the Igala and Ebira communities, enabling them to address common challenges and aspirations. Despite their distinct cultural identities and histories, these diverse ethnic groups within Kogi State demonstrated the power of unity in pursuit of shared goals.
The event also celebrated the rich cultural heritage of the Igala and Ebira communities through traditional music, dance, and art, fostering a sense of pride and belonging among attendees. This celebration of diversity not only brought people closer together but also highlighted the role of cultural heritage in building a strong and harmonious society.
During the session, Ajaka outlined his vision for Kogi State, focusing on sustainable development, improved infrastructure, quality education, accessible healthcare, and youth empowerment.
He acknowledged the challenges faced by the Igala and Ebira communities and expressed his commitment to effectively address them.
Ajaka’s belief in divine intervention resonated throughout the interactive session. He expressed gratitude to God for being on the ballot and promised to lead with integrity, transparency, and accountability if elected by November 11.
This spiritual connection struck a chord with the attendees, instilling a sense of hope and reassurance.
The interactive session between the Igala and Ebira communities and Alhaji Murtala Yakubu Ajaka in Lekki, Lagos, showcased unity, inclusivity, and shared aspirations. It provided a platform for residents to directly engage with their future leaders and celebrate their cultural heritage. As the Igala and Ebira communities move forward, their engagement with Ajaka paves the way for a promising future.
With a strong belief in divine intervention, this gathering embodied the theme, “God is involved,” symbolizing the collective hope and faith in the transformation of Kogi State under the leadership of Alhaji Murtala Yakubu Ajaka.
Adams Yusuf
Signed:Director Media and strategic communication, Muri independent campaign council
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