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Abia 2027: From Workers’ Welfare to Agriculture – Anosike unveils Abia welfarist governance agenda [PHOTO]
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Abia 2027: From Workers’ Welfare to Agriculture – Anosike unveils Abia welfarist governance agenda [PHOTO]

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The governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Dr Kelechi Anosike, has unveiled a comprehensive blueprint and agenda to transform Abia State for the benefit of workers and Abians.

In his blueprint, Anosike outlined an agenda focused on workers’ welfare, education, healthcare, youth empowerment, infrastructure, local government administration, economic welfare and agriculture.

Anosike promised to clear all outstanding pensions, gratuities and allowances, as well as implement a N90,000 minimum wage within his first 100 days in office if elected.

He also promised to recall 10,000 sacked workers, provide official cars for directors in the state and restore the dignity of workers.

Abia 2027: From Workers’ Welfare to Agriculture – Anosike unveils Abia welfarist governance agenda [PHOTO]

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