Wada pledges to tackle infrastructural problems

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in Kogi State, Engr. Musa Wada, has promised to tackle infrastructural deficits if he emerges victorious. Wada, who made the promise in Lokoja, while addressing a mammoth crowd that graced the PDP governorship/senatorial campaign rally, expressed dissatisfaction with the state of roads, health facilities, educational institutions at all […]

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in Kogi State, Engr. Musa Wada, has promised to tackle infrastructural deficits if he emerges victorious.

Wada, who made the promise in Lokoja, while addressing a mammoth crowd that graced the PDP governorship/senatorial campaign rally, expressed dissatisfaction with the state of roads, health facilities, educational institutions at all levels, as well as tourism facilities.

He condemned the fast growing rate at which a state like Kogi had degenerated in terms of development within just three years, saying the only solution to the colossal damage done so far would be to halt Bello and the APC administration by voting them out of office.

While lamenting the poor handling of workers’ welfare, Wada promised that payment of salaries would be a priority of his administration.

He said the “erroneous notion that teachers’ reward is in heaven will be reversed, so that their rewards will be here on earth.”

Wada, who advised the electorate not to fear, urged them to come out on election day to cast their votes for the PDP.