Edo Central Senatorial frontline aspirant under the banner of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for 2023 senate elections, Hon. Sylvanus Igbogbo, has said that he has what it takes to give productive and quality representation to the people of his constituency.
Honourable Igbogbo, who championed Governor Godwin Obaseki’s success in Edo Central Senatorial District in the governorship election of 2016, stated this during his official declaration for Senate in Igueben the headquarters of Igueben Local Government Area of Edo State.
The former council chairman who was received by APC party leaders and supporters, maintained that he has what it takes to change the narratives in Edo Central Senatorial District if given the ticket of the party.
He advised voters to shun money bags and politicians with sugar coated tongues, adding that the good people of Esan land have suffered enough marginalization in terms of federal government presence, adding that it is time to give ticket to credible and competent candidates that has what it requires to attract federal government projects to the constituency.
“On behalf of my campaign team, I want to thank my leaders, political associates, supporters and friends for giving me this opportunity to stand before you all. This is not a speech making day. I’m here to officially inform us of my ambition interest and interest to represent the people of Edo Central Senatorial District under our great party the All Progressives Congress (APC) at the forthcoming NASS elections.”
“You will agree with me that nobody from Igueben constituency have gone beyond the Edo State House of Assembly. We have five local government areas in Edo Central, and four out of five have had taste of the federal seat. So I feel it is time for Igueben person to be given the chance. As an APC person, I feel I’m the most qualified person to fly our party’s flag. I know I have what it takes to defeat my opponents in other political parties. So I have come to seek your prayers and support as delegates.”
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