Ibarapa Central/North Reps Accord Party Candidate, Hon. Afolabi, Urges Youth Not to Despair, Promises Quality Representation
In a bid to usher in a "New Era" for the people of Ibarapa North and Central Federal Constituency, House of Representatives candidate Honourable Afolabi Abiodun Segun of the Accord Party has called on young people across the constituency to remain steadfast and resilient despite the economic hardships facing the nation.
Unveiling his campaign platform, tagged "A New Vision. A Stronger Ibarapa," Hon. Afolabi reassured the youth that current socio-economic challenges are temporary obstacles that can be overcome with visionary leadership, unity, and purposeful governance.
Addressing constituents, the Accord Party candidate promised to design and deploy sustainable youth-oriented programs and initiatives aimed at tackling unemployment, boosting local capacity, and creating direct economic opportunities for young talent throughout Ibarapa North and Central.
According to him, the youth represent the driving engine of Ibarapa’s growth, making youth development a central pillar of his legislative agenda.
Hon. Afolabi assured residents of the constituency that his entry into the green chamber would bring a refreshing departure from politics as usual. Promising "New Voice, New Era," he pledged to deliver accessible, accountable, and result-oriented representation that prioritizes the welfare, security, and infrastructure of Ibarapa land.
"Our aim is to build a stronger Ibarapa through transparent and effective representation at the Federal House of Representatives. Together, under the banner of Accord, we can chart a new course for our communities."
As election preparations intensify, Honourable Afolabi Abiodun Segun appealed to residents, community leaders, women, and especially the youth of Ibarapa Central and Ibarapa North to support his candidacy under the Accord Party.
He urged voters to rally around the Accord Party symbolized by the thumbs-up logo—to realize the shared vision of a more prosperous and united constituency.
