Delta 2023: Why Deltans Should Trust Kenneth Gbagi

Each day, the popularity of the Frontline 2023 Governorship Aspirant, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi soars, members of the Gbagi Solidarity Movement (GSM) in Delta State are calling on Deltan's to work with the foremost industrialist and the highest investor in Delta state, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi on his quest to rebuild Delta State.

It may shock you to know that, if elected in 2023, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi is the only proper UHROBO man from Ughelli South LGA, to become the governor of Delta State since the beginning of democracy.

The only credible, eligible and experienced politician who can return Delta State to her old glory and move Delta State forward is Gbagi.

Gbagi is not contesting as governor to enrich himself, he has plans to develop the state, puting into consideration that he has his investments in the state.

Gbagi is not answerable to any godfather, he has his own money, so he is not looking for government money.

The Uhrobo people should not be the betrayal of the only eligible candidate for the governor of Delta State, Gbagi.

The truth is that, with Olorogun Barr. Kenneth Gbagi as the Governor of Delta State, there is a better chance to improve the standard of living. It is time to act wisely.

#Trust 2023

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