Ahead of gubernatorial election slated for November
in Bayelsa State, Chief Benson Sunday Agadaga has expressed satisfaction with
the sitting governor, Seriake Dickson on how he has set standard for education
in the state.
The gubernatorial aspirant made this known in his
office in Yenagoa while he was speaking with newsmen.
Chief Benson Sunday Agadaga who is among the twenty
two aspirants in People Democratic Party ( PDP)
said the sitting governor has established good standard in the area of
education and he will always applaud him for that.
According to him "The governor is doing his best .
Educationally , Governor Dickson has
established a good standard in the educational sector in the state. I will
applaud him very well in the area of education" he said.
The PDP gubernatorial aspirant who is the only
longest public serving officer in the
state said infrastructural development is one of the challenges facing the
state which he promised to address if he is elected into office.
He lamented about youths restiveness that is on increase everyday . He said Bayelsa alone has
three Higher institutions that produce graduates every year without a
particular place or company for them to work . He then promised to make Bayelsa
an industrial state if elected into office.
The former UBE chairman , who admitted that
management of resources apart natural challenges is one of
the major problems confronting
the state . Also , he said there is need to build bridges between two
communities because Bayelsa state is water lodge and transportation is another
big problem that need to be tackle if elected.
Chief Sunday
Benson Agadaga blamed insecurity in Bayelsa to hunger that is ravaging
the land . He said there is need for
them to industrialize the state to accommodate the unemployed graduates most
especially in the area of Agriculture.
Talking about the local government poll slated for
Saturday 10th the gubernatorial aspirant said Bayelsa state is a PDP state and
it will take any other party miracle to win in any local government amongst the
eight local government in the state.
He then appealed to electoral umpire in the state to
conduct free, fair and credible election in the coming Local Government polls
in the state . He thanked the governor for giving all of them the opportunity
to express their desire to govern the state.
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