The Ogun State PDP gubernatorial candidate of the Engr. Bayo
Dayo led EXCO, Senator Buruji Kashamu, has officially kicked off his campaign
for the 2019 elections.
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| Senator Buruji Kashamu and Dr. Reuben Abati displaying the PDP flag |
Senator Kashamu was officially presented the party’s flag at
Ijebu-Igbo, by Engr. Bayo Dayo, who affirmed that Senator Buruji Kashamu
remains the candidate of PDP for the gubernatorial election in Ogun State,
having submitted his name along with other candidates for various positions to
Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.
The occasion had in attendance former National Secretary of PDP,
Prof. Wale Oladipupo, some serving Senators from Abuja, party chieftains and
supporters within and outside Ogun State.
Speaking after receiving the party’s flag, Senator Kashamu
promised to run a responsive, transparent and all inclusive government where all
issues concerning the citizens of the state will receive prompt attention if
elected.
“Our administration shall ensure that no part of the state is
left out in the affairs of the state.
“We shall run an administration which would ensure that no
one needs to know anyone in government before getting their dues. For us, it shall
be the people first at all times”, he said.
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| Engr. Bayo Dayo |
Prince Kashamu further informed that, Education, Health,
Agriculture, Industrialisation and Security will receive priority attention
under his government.
On his part, Dr. Reuben Abati, the deputy governorship
candidate, appealed to members of the party to be united and continue to
sensitise the electorate about good governance which Senator Kashamu will bring
to bear in Ogun State if elected into office.
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| Party supporters |
Some of the chieftains of the party who delivered goodwill
messages, urged members of the party to work tirelessly to ensure the emergence
of Kashamu as the governor of the state in next year’s election.
The PDP flags were also presented to candidates seeking
election into Senate, House of Representatives and State House of Assembly.
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