Ipinsagba says: “It is a known fact that our area (Ondo North senatorial district) is going through a lot of challenges. It is time to liberate my people if I am giving the chance to represent them at the Senate.”
By Julius Alabi, Akure
Ondo North Senatorial hopeful on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Pastor Jide Ipinsagba has appealed to delegates in Ondo Senatorial district to take him as their preferred candidate during the party primaries.
Ipinsagba who made the plea while addressing delegates at Owo in Owo Local government assured the people of the senatorial district of more dividends of democracy if reelected in the forthcoming general election in 2023
He commended the people of the community for the show of solidarity and supports to him since he indicated his interest to run for Senate in the area.
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His words: “I have come to seek and appeal to all the delegates not to be confused but to give their votes to me during the senatorial primary and I promise to represent you very well at the Red Chamber.
“Let me say here that my mission and vision to join Senatorial race is to make a difference in the entire Ondo North Senatorial District for good.
“It is a known fact that our area (Ondo North senatorial district) is going through a lot of challenges. It is time to liberate my people if I am giving the chance to represent them at the Senate”, he added
Some of the delegates who spoke at the meeting commended Pastor Jide Ipinsagba for his issues based and constructive campaigns and not destructive one and thereafter prayed for his success at the primaries.
Eminent personalities that graced the meeting include the Chairman, Ondo State Local Government Service Commission, Hon. Femi Idris, Ipinsagba Team Coordinator, Hon. Aladetimehin. Adetimehin, Owo Local Government Chairman and Owo Leaders Forum Chairman among others
They however urged all delegates in the Ondo Senatorial District to queue behind Pastor Jide Ipinsagba in the forthcoming APC primary.
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