Prince Adebayo Leads SDP Campaign In Ogbomoso

……The Social Democratic Party (SDP) Presidential Candidate, Prince Adewole Adebayo during the week led his Party’s campaign in Ogbomoso, Oyo State.

,,,,,Prince Adebayo while speaking at a solidarity rally organized by the SDP senatorial candidate for Oyo North Senatorial District, Hon. Mulikat Adeola, implored people to not allow money or bags of rice influence their vote choices on election come 2023.

Prince Adewole Adebayo Leads SDP Presidential Campaign in Ogbomoso
He noted that with SDP in power, hunger, poverty, unemployment and homelessness will be a thing of the past.

His words: “Look at your life and ask yourself, is this the life God created me to come and live? Is this the life my children will live? Will I serve these people and my children will come and serve them too?”

“Use your vote to fix your destiny, do not look at bag of rice or N2 000, so you will use your hands to repair your destiny”.

,,,,,,“The manifesto of the social democratic party is an attempt to eradicate poverty and insecurity; because we will adhere to section two of the Nigerian constitution. There will be no poor man in Nigeria, there will be no hungry person in Nigeria, there will be no homeless person in Nigeria and there’ll be no jobless person in Nigeria”.

SDP Presidential Candidate urged Nigerians to punish the politicians who have stolen money meant for the people and buried in their houses, by voting them out.

In her address, Hon. Mulikat Adeola said SDP is ready to write a new story for Nigerian by changing the system of governance.

,,,,,She urged them not to engage in any form of violence instead, they should inform others about the party.

While speaking about the presidential candidate, she referred to him as a renowned legal practitioner who is qualified to practice in more than ten countries.

She also described Prince Adebayo as a healthy, knowledgeable and God-fearing man who has good intentions for the masses.

…….Prince Adebayo was accompanied by Sen Ugochukwu Uba and Alhaja Khadijat Bolanle Lamidi-Okunu.