Delta 2023: No Aspirant Can Match the Candidature of Kenneth Gbagi..GMT

The Media team of the leading Delta State 2023 Governorship aspirant, on Sonday declared Barr. Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi as the rightful candidate to succeed Governor Ifeanyi Okowa.

A Statement by the leader of the team in Ughelli emphatically affirmed that Only aspirants who have not put their hands in the States treasury for looting to satiate their greed can develope Delta State.

The statement also urged Deltans to support Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi, an acomplished investor, Africa finest business mogul without trace of corruption. Gbagi have all it takes to consolidate and build on Governor Okowa's legacy of productive governance.

In a State where thieves clamour to govern, the people must decide that corruption free leader, Kenneth Gbagi is the most qualified candidate any political party in the state could boast of as the most qualified candidate to lead the people.

From comparative analysis, only Kenneth Gbagi has painstakingly invested much in the state without holding any Government office, a sharp contrast between those who stole from the State yet invested nothing in the state.

If stolen money could be stopped from contesting in 2023, Gbagi will coast to victory and rebrand Delta State for robust economic growth.

Again, Only aspirants without record of looting or stealing from the State's treasury can develope Delta State,

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