Chief Olusola Oke, SAN, a leading governorship aspirant under the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Ondo State, has outlined his commitment to utilizing agriculture as a means to address unemployment and poverty across the state.

Expressing his stance during visits to Okitipupa and Ondo East council areas as part of his extensive outreach across the state in preparation for the April 25 governorship primary, Oke emphasized his intention to revitalize the agricultural sector as a pivotal strategy for tackling socioeconomic challenges.

If elected as the governor of the state in the November 16 election, Oke pledged to implement comprehensive reforms in the agricultural sector aimed at creating employment opportunities and lifting residents out of poverty. He urged party executives not to be swayed by opportunistic politicians who are only seeking to manipulate their loyalty through monetary inducements, emphasizing the importance of remaining steadfast and united.

During his engagements, Oke convened meetings with the APC unit, ward, and local government leaders, as well as members from all 13 wards in the Okitipupa council area, where he received overwhelming support. A significant turnout of party leaders and members at the Civic Centre in Bolounduro, headquarters of the Ondo East council area, further underscored the growing momentum behind Oke's candidacy. Party leaders and members expressed unwavering support for Oke's aspirations, expressing confidence in his ability to secure victory in the upcoming primary and ultimately lead the party to success in the gubernatorial election.

In summary, Chief Olusola Oke's commitment to leveraging agriculture as a tool for socioeconomic development resonates strongly with supporters across Ondo state, as evidenced by the enthusiastic reception during his recent engagements.