2023: Gbagi's Investment Empowerment In Delta Earns Him Endorsment for Governor

Gbagi invested in Delta State because he is passionate about Developing the state for better economic opportunities. He also created platforms for youths to earn a living.

Gbagi created the means for thousands of youths in the country to tap into the future of communication technology as the owner of the biggest ICT market in Delta State. The youths calls him the Chief Job creator of Delta State.

Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi, unarguably is the foremost entrepreneur in Delta State and the incoming governor of Delta State in 2023. He does not need the emotional appeal of kneeling down to win political favours. His works over the years and his strong partnership with Deltans remains the key.

He create investments in and around Delta to give the youths a sense of belonging and a sense that if Gbagi is able to do it in other parts of the world, he can do it here in his home and will do it more grander as Governor in 2023.

Gbagi has sucessfully moved above the Pull Down syndrome from a situation where some Deltans are the problems and fighters of good things. As the saying goes light cannot be hidden under darkness so Gbagi soars above the chickens to build legacies for Deltan's.

Gbagi is ready for a Greater Delta State and the people must join him to insist their birthright is made available to them by their support of good and productive governance come 2023.

Deltans must not forget that Warri in Delta state is one of the first four provinces in pre-independence Nigeria and that Glory must be revived and Gbagi is ready, Deltan's Should be ready.

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