A People’s Democratic Party (PDP) governorship
aspirant for Delta State, Ngozi Olejeme, has said
that her interest in running for the state’s 2015
governorship race is “backed by God’’.
Olejeme, who said this while speaking with
newsmen on Saturday in Abuja, said her mandate
was to ensure better living standards for the
people of the state.
She spoke after submitting her nomination and
expression of interest forms to contest the Delta
governorship election in 2015.
Olejeme, who is the immediate past Director-
General of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust
Fund (NSITF), resigned her position recently to
contest the election.
“This mission is God’s mission; I didn’t opt to
become governor; God mandated me that He
wants me to go and do that great job He used me
to do in NSITF.
“If God gave me a moribund organisation (NSITF)
and within a space of two years, God turned
around the organisation to the envy of all, then
God will do wonders in Delta through me,’’ she
said.
She said that her strength had always been God
and would enable her to positively transform the
state.
Olejeme, the only female among the 20 aspirants
in the governorship race, stressed that she did
not join the race for material gains, but: ” to do
the will of God’’.
“I would, however, agree that the governorship
position had been zoned to Delta North and in
that zone, I am the aspirant to beat,’’ she said.
She stated that she was not intimidated by the
array of male aspirants in the race, adding that
she had what it would take to emerge as Delta’s
next governor in 2015
“The men are intimidated by me; in fact they are
so jittery and afraid, but I always tell them that
they are my brothers and at the end of the day,
they will support me.
“But as it stands today in Delta, I am the number
one aspirant; the one people will compete to
beat.”
Another PDP Delta governorship aspirant,
Chukuwma Oyibode, who also claimed to have
been inspired by divine intervention, promised to
renew the state’s infrastructure if elected.
“It is a divine mandate from heaven; I am a
candidate from heaven.
“I did not come into the race because somebody
called me or because I want to be popular. I came
under the ordinaries of heaven; I believe that I
have enough inside me to give to Delta,’’ he said.
He promised to address the issue of bureaucratic
bottle necks in the state’s civil service.
“There will be no delay of files in any office and
there will be no abandoned project in my
administration,’’ he said.
Oyibode promised to renew the state’s
infrastructure and create an environment
conducive for foreign investors to thrive.
The aspirant added that if elected, his
administration would also create cottage
industries across the 25 local government areas in
the state.
This, he said, was to create income for rural
settlers and reduce congestion in the urban
centres.
Oyibode also promised to provide free technical
education for the people, adding that when the
people were technically equipped,
industrialisation would be encouraged.
“From the technical knowledge they acquire, we
will encourage them my giving them loans to
establish small and medium scale industries,’’ he
said.
According to him, this will reduce poverty and
unemployment in the state.

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If God mandated you he will gv it to u without rigging

She's definitely on a long thing. She go Old for there

Okotie comes to mind.

Leave Baba outta this madam.

Polithieftians have been saying that since 1800...

Nor b only God MANdated me , na God WOMANdated me

Abeg go kitchen go cook for me

blizard44:

Okotie comes to mind.

Leave Baba outta this madam.

OBJ told him that his own God told him he will be the president too, but that at the end of the election they will know the true God.