Politics
Uduaghan Bus Is Coming Back! See 6 Promises Omo-Agege Makes To Deltans If Voted As Governor
By Daniel Dafe
The popular Delta City Bus also known as Uduaghan bus that closed up under the adminstration of Governor Ifeanyi will be revived by the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, if he emerges, come Saturday, March 11, 2023.
A Facebook post by Publisher, Secret Reporters, Fejiro Oliver, on Wednesday, outlined some of the things the APC candidate will do if he wins.
Comrade Oliver who disclosed that the message was “This message is from Ovie Omo-Agege directly,” said: “Uduaghan bus is coming back.”
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He said Agege’s message to all parents and students is: “If you have not paid school fees in tertiary schools, please DON’T pay again until June 1st 2023.
“Ovie Omo-Agege will be cancelling that wicked increment in school fees back to how it was in 2015 when Governor Ifeanyi A. Okowa met it and increased it from N35,000 to N280,000. And this is NOT politics as he has always condemned it.”
He continued: “Edumarshall is coming back
“Free maternity health care is coming back.
“Pensions and gratuities will be paid on first day at work.”
According to the post, “come May 29th 2023, it will be the first executive announcement that will be made right there in Cenotaph, Asaba.
‘Agege Prepare come and not here to play.
“Better days are here,” he averred.
Continuing, he said that come March 11, this Saturday, Deltans will make a bold statement voting Omo-Agege/Osanebi of APC.
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