October 17, 2024

Fanisi Babatunde Returns to APC, Cites Governor Ododo’s Visionary Leadership as Key Factor

In a significant political development, Fanisi Babatunde, PhD has announced his return to the All Progressives Congress (APC) after a period of association with the African Democratic Congress (ADC). Dr. Babatunde, a youth good governance figure and advocate for participative politics, emphasized that his decision stems from a deep belief in the power of active political engagement to foster meaningful development.

In his statement, Dr. Babatunde commended the strides made by His Excellency, the Governor of Kogi State, Alhaji Usman Ahmed Ododo, praising his pragmatic leadership. Among the notable achievements under Governor Ododo’s tenure is the approval of a new minimum wage for the state’s workforce, which Dr. Babatunde described as a move that has brought hope and dignity to many families. Additionally, the governor’s focus on educational infrastructure was highlighted, particularly with the approval of a new Faculty building, Senate building, and hostels for the recently established state-owned university.

Describing Governor Ododo’s leadership as visionary, Dr. Babatunde noted that the governor’s focus on development aligns with his personal aspirations for the State. This alignment, coupled with the forward-thinking approach of the current administration, reinforced his decision to return to the APC.

Dr. Babatunde urged his associates and fellow citizens to embrace participative governance, emphasizing that meaningful progress can only be achieved through close engagement with the political process. He expressed optimism about the future of Kogi State under Governor Ododo’s leadership and called on everyone to play an active role in shaping the state’s development trajectory.

This move marks a renewed commitment by Dr. Babatunde to contribute towards the progress and future of Kogi State within the APC.

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