Politics
Ethiope West 2021: Jesse Group Endorses Agbroko For Chairman
By Nelson Agbajor
A group known as Jesse Youths for Good Governance, JYGG, has endorsed Hon. Irikefe Mathew Agbroko for Chairman, Ethiope West Local Government Council, come 2021.
Speaking to newsmen in Jesse, leader of the group, Mr. Samson Okoro Omonefe, said that they have xrayed all the aspirants and decided to pitch their tenet with Agbroko as the most qualified, experienced and accessible among all.
He added that Agbroko has contributed greatly to the social, economic and political development of Jesse and Ethiope West in general, maintaining that if voted in to power, he will transform, revamp and restore the lost glory of Ethiope West Local Government Area.
Similarly, Secretary of the Jesse Youths for Good Governance, JYGG, Comrade Felix Ayanuwa Omonigho, has urged all the good people of Ethiope West to rally round Hon. Irikefe Mathew Agbroko, come 2021 as Chairman of the council.
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Comrade Felix made this appeal while speaking with journalists from Asaba on the need why Agbroko should represent the people at the council.
He said that, over the years, Agbroko has demonstrated quality leadership and selfless services to the people, maintaining that, he will do more if given the political will.
Hon. Irikefe Mathew Agbroko holds a Masters Degree (DELSU) in Energy and Petroleum Economics, First Degree B.Sc (Ed) from same University and a certified Teacher and registered with Teachers Registration Coucil of Nigeria (TRCN).
He has been involved in community development without government portfolio.
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