Delta 2023: Telling Ourselves the Truth About Kenneth Gbagi, Known for Integrity, Pedigree, Competence

GOVERNORSHIP candidate of the Social Democratic Party, SPD, in Delta State, Olorogun Barr. Kenneth Gbagi, wants Deltans to know the truth about him.

As a former Minister of Education (State), Gbagi left an indelible mark and unprecedented record of outstanding achievement in the education sector. He is hopeful that Deltans will vote for him to liberate the state from socioeconomic collapse.

This expectation resonate to market women, pensioners, artisans, school teachers, churches, and churchgoers who yearn for a better Delta State. Action is needed, they need to get their Permanent Voters Card, PVC to support and vote for Olorogun Barr. Gbagi of SDP in the 2023 Governorship Election.

"If we can tell ourselves the truth in Delta State, the only man that can redeem Delta and restore the lost glory of the delta is OLOROGUN BARR. KENNETH GBAGI.

"The only one that has not stolen government money before, the only one that can invest in his state without the fear of EFCC"

"He spent less than a year in office as a minister of education of the federal republic and he founded 13 universities including FUPRE. Go and check the record. Is only thief and enemy of development that will object to this and support the criminals"

Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi leads the pack in terms of pedigree and competence.

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