The candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the Kogi State governorship election holding on November 21, Prince Abubakar Audu, has unfolded a three-point agenda. He unveiled the agenda at Alu in Yagba East Local Government when receiving the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) defectors in Yagba Federal Constituency. Audu said he would focus on power shift, declare a state of emergency in critical sectors of the economy and concentrate on ‘stomach infrastructure’. Said he: “Let me make my three-point agenda known to the people because I want to be held responsible for my words when I assume power. First, I will ensure power shift becomes sacrosanct. “I will be the first governor to change power. I must honour my agreement that after my tenure, I will ensure power moves either to Kogi West or Central. “Second, I will declare a state of emergency in the critical sectors of the economy, especially the infrastructural sector. Shortly after I won the primaries, I travelled outside the country where I met international business organisations, who are waiting for me to be sworn in so that they can invest in the critical sectors of the economy.”

Aromas:
The candidate of the All Progressives Congress
(APC) in the Kogi State governorship election
holding on November 21, Prince Abubakar Audu,
has unfolded a three-point agenda.
He unveiled the agenda at Alu in Yagba East Local
Government when receiving the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) defectors in Yagba Federal
Constituency.
Audu said he would focus on power shift, declare a
state of emergency in critical sectors of the
economy and concentrate on ‘stomach
infrastructure’.
Said he: “Let me make my three-point agenda
known to the people because I want to be held
responsible for my words when I assume power.
First, I will ensure power shift becomes sacrosanct.
“I will be the first governor to change power. I must
honour my agreement that after my tenure, I will
ensure power moves either to Kogi West or Central.
“Second, I will declare a state of emergency in the
critical sectors of the economy, especially the
infrastructural sector. Shortly after I won the
primaries, I travelled outside the country where I
met international business organisations, who are
waiting for me to be sworn in so that they can
invest in the critical sectors of the economy.”

it's a pity this is what apc(my party) has to offer
hope tinubu Will pick commissioners for this poor unlucky state or at least coach/blackmail him to deliver