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Delta 2023: Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi is our Man, Delta youths Declare

Delta 2023: Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi is our Man, Delta youths Declare


***Challenge other Aspirants to show what they have done, not what they will do



The Youths of Delta State recently marched out in their numbers declaring their unwavering support to the most popular 2023 Delta State Guber Aspirant, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi. 



In a interview with journalists, the leader of the movement  Comr. Dan Akutuoye accentuated that the movement was not a campaign, as campaigns have not started, rather it was a solidarity movement put together to declare the African industrialist, Kenneth Gbagi as their Man come 2023.


Comr. Dan Akutuoye stressed that over 7000 youths have benefitted from the industrialist Kenneth Gbagi's investment in Delta State.

The youths also added that Robinson Plaza owned by the aspirant  has absorbed thousands of youths directly and indirectly, giving them a viable and sustainable platforms to do business.



In his statement, Akintoye declared that Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi has positively affected so many lives and that Delta State can be better than Lagos with an industrialist like Gbagi as governor 2023.

He said that the youths are tired of empty promises. He stated that come 2023, the youths are after aspirants that 'can show us what they have done not what they will do'. He then proceeded to stress that a day in bad government is equal to 20 years of setback.

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