YEYE ADENIKE AGNES SHOBAJO LEADS IN THE “LET’S RESCUE NIGERIA” CAMPAIGN…… Set For Contest Into The Nigeria Senate Come 2023

 

Yeye Adenike Agnes Shobajo YAAS

"Yeye Adenike Agnes Shobajo, is committed to the "Let's Rescue Nigeria" campaign and has indeed, carved a niche for herself politically, socially, developmentally and in philanthropy." 

"She is woman emplaced with Godly grace, quality virtue, soundness of mind and spirit to serve her people has been touted as the candidate deserving of support by all, especially the delegates if her qualifications are used as a measurement."

The political jostle and bustle has thickened in the quest to rescue Nigeria by concerned Nigerians from the verge of collapse, caused by poor and directionless leadership the nation has witnessed in the last seven years by the ruling political party.

With a slogan that matches its purpose; “Let’s Rescue Nigeria”, members of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP Lagos state chapter have concluded on plans to project its best hands into the political fray in its primaries to elect candidates that will, ahead of the party’s convention, contest the 2023 general elections. 

The primary for elective positions by political parties is just around the corner with aspirants still traversing their various constituencies strategizing, consulting and sensitizing their supporters, ahead of the D-Day.

While the main actors as candidates are reaching out, foot soldiers are also in the grassroots mobilizing and canvassing for support.

However, one of the aspirants for the Lagos East Senatorial District of Lagos state, a woman emplaced with Godly grace, quality virtue, soundness of mind and spirit to serve her people has been touted as the candidate deserving of support by all, especially the delegates if her qualifications are used as a measurement.

That woman is no other than our Distinguished Senator in-waiting, Yeye Adenike Agnes Shobajo who has made an indelible mark in the politics of not just her immediate constituency; Lagos East Senatorial District, but in Lagos as a whole.

Yeye Shobajo has indeed carved a niche for herself politically, socially, developmentally and in philanthropy. 

In her pursuit of her political aspiration and quest to provide quality representation, Yeye Adenike Agnes Shobajo, YAAS is hinging her campaign for the Lagos East Senatorial District ticket with a promise to deliver on five (5) points namely; 

* Legislating through the national Assembly, with the executive, for true, all encompassing and responsible, social security for the generality of the people in all areas.

* Networking to be available and closer  to you always.
* Proffer effective and relevant oversight functions for quantifiably genuine community development.
* Touching lives with links with the Organized Private Sector.
* Foster close global diplomatic ties.

A Corporate Social Responsibility CSR/Gender Mainstreaming Advocate and Grassroots Mobilizer, Yeye Adenike Agnes Shobajo remains passionate about the national and economic development of Nigeria and she is a high profile player in the Organized Private Sector.   

With her in the race for the senatorial contest, which, deservedly, she deserves in the race to Rescue Nigeria and as such, enjoys the support of all democracy loving Lagosians, political faithful and loyalists alike believe that Lagos East Senatorial District will witness quality representation, respect, sustainable democratic dividends and growth, employment opportunities, economic and social development.

Top on the list of her priorities is women and youth development with focus on the Girl-child education aimed at repositioning and transforming the senatorial district through purposeful representation and motions on the floor of the Hallowed Upper Chambers of the National Assembly.

Supporting the emergence of Yeye Adenike Agnes Shobajo as the Distinguished Senator representing the good people of Lagos East Senatorial District of Lagos state, will ensure victory for all, especially the female gender that requires the emplacement of the 35% Affirmative Action for the Nigerian woman.