YPP Guber Candidate, Cyrus Akinfenwa Promises Better Life For People of Ogun State if Elected
By Lamidi Obayomi
ABEOKUTA: The Ogun State Governorship Candidate of the Young Progressives Party (YPP), Cyrus Oluwaseun Johnson Akinfenwa has promised the good people of Ogun State a better life especially the government and non government workers under the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) when he emerged the governor of ogun state in the 2027 election.
Akinfenwa said this while addressing the members of Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) ogun state chapter today Wednesday 4th November 2026 in Abeokuta the Ogun State Capital.
He said governance is not about occupying office but to improve the life of the people that his vision is to build an Ogun where government works for the people. Opportunities as accessible to all and prosperity.
A government that neglects his workers should not expect exceptional productivity from them, I agreed that the relationship between government and organised labour should based on mutually respect. transparency, consultation and shared responsibility. My administration will not treat Labour as an advisory, we will treat organised Labour as strategic development partners. Also workers welfare is non negotiable priority, Cyrus Akinfenwa Promised.
Earlier in his welcome Address, the NLC Chairman Ogun State Chapter, Comrade Hameed Benco Ademola Represented by thr Chairperson NLC Women Committee, Comrade Folasade Omoyeni stressed that the engagement with all candidates as the 2027 general elections approach which will determine the next phase of governance in Ogun State.
The THEME: "WORKRRS VOICE, NATIONAL PRIORITIES: Engaging the Political Parties and Candidates for a People-centered 2027 Agenda" is not only timely but also very significant.
He called on the Candidates to be very prepared, confident, transparent, and sincere in presenting their agenda to the people of the state, that political programmes should go beyond slogans and promises and they must clearly demonstrate how the proposed administration intends to improve the live of workers, pensioners, youths, women, entrepreneurs, farmers, valuable citizens, and the entire people of Ogun State.
He said the engagement is viewed as a platform for political confrontation. Rather, it's an opportunity for constructive dialogue, policy interrogation, accountability, and the identification of practical solutions to the challenges confronting the people of the state.
Regardless of our political differences, we must always remember that after the elections, governance belongs to everyone. The workers, political parties, business community, traditional institutions, civil society, youths, women, and indeed every citizen must have a place in the development of our dear state, Comrade Ademola Advised.
He then prayed that may the forthcoming elections across Ogun State belongs peaceful, credible, free, fair, and prosperous and may our collective efforts contribute to building an Ogun where workers voice are heard.
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