Dr. Ifeanyi Odii Decries Poverty and Unemployment in Ebonyi State: PDP Governorship Candidate’s Call for Unity and Progress

Dr. Ifeanyi Odii, the gubernatorial candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in Ebonyi State, has expressed deep concern over the rising levels of poverty, hunger, and unemployment in the state. Speaking at a stakeholders meeting in Isu community, he emphasized the importance of unity and focus in achieving the shared goal of a prosperous Ebonyi State.

Addressing party members, Odii highlighted the need to combat issues such as injustice, corruption, and greed, stressing the importance of remaining resolute and united. He called on everyone to actively participate in creating positive change for the people of Ebonyi State, emphasizing the power of collective action.

In response, the All Progressives Congress in the state refuted the PDP’s claims, asserting that the current administration under Governor Francis Nwifuru is dedicated to improving the lives of residents. The party’s Publicity Secretary, Simbad Ogbuatu, praised the government’s efforts in addressing challenges such as youth empowerment, civil service reform, and economic development.

Ogbuatu emphasized the commitment of the APC government to alleviating hunger and unemployment in Ebonyi State, noting the positive impact of their initiatives. He warned against attempts to discredit the government, highlighting the progress made in improving the welfare of the people.

As the political landscape in Ebonyi State continues to evolve, the focus remains on addressing the pressing issues facing the population and working towards a brighter future for all residents. The call for unity, progress, and accountability echoes across party lines, underscoring the shared goal of building a more prosperous and inclusive society for the people of Ebonyi State.

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