Adedoyin promises Revolutionary Reforms

Adedoyin promises Revolutionary Reforms

Wole Adedoyin, the governorship candidate of the Hope Democratic Party in the forthcoming Osun governorship election has promised revolutionary reforms that would turn Osun State around.

In a release made available on Social Media, Adedoyin said if voted in come September 22, his immediate task is to implement revolutionary reforms which will attract much needed investment to help grow the state economy through engagement with the international community.

“We will also focus on addressing the challenges that we are currently facing to realize our vision. We will come up with policies that will attract both national and international investors”

“We will work toward transforming and provision of decent jobs in a state free from poverty. I will also ensure that the state’s debt is settled”.

Adedoyin finally said he hopes that his inauguration will legitimize his rule and opendoors for new investments and help revive the state’s ailing economy.

Adedoyin promises Revolutionary Reforms

Adedoyin promises Revolutionary Reforms

Wole Adedoyin, the governorship candidate of the Hope Democratic Party in the forthcoming Osun governorship election has promised revolutionary reforms that would turn Osun State around.

In a release made available on Social Media, Adedoyin said if voted in come September 22, his immediate task is to implement revolutionary reforms which will attract much needed investment to help grow the state economy through engagement with the international community.

“We will also focus on addressing the challenges that we are currently facing to realize our vision. We will come up with policies that will attract both national and international investors”

“We will work toward transforming and provision of decent jobs in a state free from poverty. I will also ensure that the state’s debt is settled”.

Adedoyin finally said he hopes that his inauguration will legitimize his rule and opendoors for new investments and help revive the state’s ailing economy.

Osun Election: Adedoyin promises Religion Tolerance

Osun Election: Adedoyin promises Religion Tolerance

The Hope Democratic Party in the forthcoming governorship election in Osun State, Mr. Wole Adedoyin said he will take serious steps to promote religious tolerance in the predominantly Christian and Muslim state of Osun if he is elected on the 22^nd of September, 2018.

Adedoyin said this in a release made available to newsmen in Ilesa, yesterday. Adedoyin pledged to create an agency aim to regulate worship centers and social welfare as ways to deal with religious conflict.

According to him, we will eliminate traditions and mechanism that discriminate against any religion. If voted in by God’s grace, our proposed Agency will regulate construction of houses of worship.

And finally, Adedoyin plans to review all religious based-conflicts that have occurred in the state.

HDP Candidate promises economic revival

HDP Candidate promises economic revival

The governorship candidate of the Hope Democratic Party (HDP) in the forthcoming Osun State Governorship election has promised to revive the state’s economy and provide more jobs for the youth.

According to Adedoyin, “I want to focus on the agriculture and tourism industries. We will also create enabling and conducive environment for private sector to flourish. I don’t just want to create just jobs. I want to create the opportunity for the private sector to flourish and to create jobs.

Corrupt activities will not be tolerated. We must inculcate a culture of hard and honest work and declare zero tolerance to corruption. No person will be allowed toloot or steal that which belongs to the people of Osun State, Adedoyin said.

Osun 2018: Eid-el-Kabir: Wole Adedoyin, HDP Governorship Candidate greets Muslim

Osun 2018: Eid-el-Kabir: Wole Adedoyin, HDP Governorship Candidate greets Muslim

 

 

 

As Muslims across the world mark the 2018 Eid-el-Kabir, the governorship candidate of the Hope Democratic Party in the forthcoming election, Wole Adedoyin has called for prayers for the State of Osun and Nigeria as a country.

Adedoyin in a statement released yesterday urged Nigerian Muslim to make individual sacrifices for the betterment of our State and for the sake of humanity

Adedoyin urged Nigeria Muslim to rededicate themselves to the quest for an economically viable and politically stable Nigeria.

He also appealed for prayers from all citizens irrespective of their religious affiliations, for peace in the forthcoming governorship election in the state.

The National Coordinator of the National Interparty Youth Alliance (NIYA) finally enjoined Muslim faithful to use the Eid-el-Kabir festival to promote unity, tolerance, peaceful coexistence and the spirit of sacrifice.

HDP Candidate promises Welfare Services for Old people

HDP Candidate promises Welfare Services for Old people

Wole Adedoyin has promised to prioritized social welfare for the old people, if he is elected.

Mr. Adedoyin said if elected come September 22, he will provide humanitarian services to old people including the retired.

From our research, 60% of aged people complained about being neglected and feeling hopeless, because they do not have better shelters and food to eat.

Adedoyin said his first 100 days in office will focus strictly on providing humanitarian assistance to the needy and improving their health conditions.

Adedoyin Promises Quality and Affordable Health Care

Adedoyin Promises Quality and Affordable Health Care

Wole Adedoyin, the governorship candidate of Hope Democratic Party in Osun state has promised to make quality, affordable healthcare not a privilege but a right.

Adedoyin hinted this through a press statement made available to newsmen on Monday in Ilesa his home town. 

Adedoyin Promised to turn government owned hospitals into a modern referral hospital which will offer health services even to people beyond the borders.

“We will increase the budget and the salaries of health sector employees and public health will be declared a state priority. We will also emphasize on reforming the current network  of health institutions. All public health records will be computerized and archived in a digital database”.

“We will alsorenew the network of current health systems in the state. We plan for the re-functionalization of emergency care and reorganization and enhancement of Osun health care system.

Adedoyin finally promised to make a clear separation between the private and public health sectors. Our new health system will ensure the right professionals, equipments and conditions, Adedoyin said.

HDP Promises to Promote and Develop Tourism

HDP Promises to Promote and Develop Tourism

The Hope Democratic Party (HDP) Osun state governorship candidate in the forthcoming election, Wole Adedoyin, has promised to setup efforts to promote and develop tourism in the state once he is elected as Governor in the forthcoming election.

Addressing members of his party on Sunday, Wole Adedoyin added that he will setup small-scale industries to transform rural areas.

Adedoyin, also promised the people of Osun State that he would develop the tourism industry in the state which will in turn provide jobs, mainly to the youths once elected in the forthcoming September 22 poll.

Adedoyin said Osun State has many tourists attractions which include Oluminrin Waterfall (Erin-Ijesha), Oranmiyan Staff(Opa Oranmiyan), Suzanne Wenger’s House and Centre, Okonfo Rao Kawawa, Obalufon Shrine, Atamora Rock Scenery (Iwo),  Atamora Rock Scenery (Iwo), Ayinkunkun Nigba Waterfall (Oke Ila), Kiriji War Site (Igbajo), Erile Shrine (Ilobu), Mbari Mbayo Heritage etc. 

According to him “We hope to renovate and enhance the appearance of these tourists’ attractions and build 1 or 2 mini hotels around some of them with the intention of increasing the IGR of the state.

Adedoyin, HDP Candidate promises to create more jobs through agriculture and do more for agricultural sector

Adedoyin, HDP Candidate promises to create more jobs through agriculture and do more for agricultural sector

Wole Adedoyin, one of the candidates contesting the forthcoming governorship election in Osun State has promised that the agriculture sector will be given priority if he is elected as the next governor of the state.

Adedoyin, made this known on Saturday through a press release and reiterated his commitment to developing the agriculture sector.

According to him “we will bring idle lands in nooks and crannies of the state to productive uses, rehabilitate of farm access roads, encourage cash crops and small livestock production in the interest of food security and nutrition.

Adedoyin further promised to institute various schemes in the agricultural sector to promote the general socio-economic lives of the people in the state.

“Our government will be committed to see more youth into the agricultural sector because it is the only area with more job vacancies” Adedoyin said.

HDP governorship candidate finally promised to use agriculture to develop Osun State economy if elected in the next month election.

How I bridged the communication gap between the national and state chairmen of registered political parties in Nigeria – Wole Adedoyin

How I bridged the communication gap between the national and state chairmen of registered political parties in Nigeria – Wole Adedoyin

Wole Adedoyin, is the governorship candidate of the Hope Democratic Party (HDP) in the forthcoming governorship election in Osun state. A former Oyo State Secretary of Interparty Advisory Council (IPAC) and the Conference of Nigeria Political Parties (CNPP).In this interview with Ademola Rilwan, Adedoyin talks about his WhatsApp platform which has been uniting  and an avenue for sharing news and information among the national and state chairmen of different registered political parties in Nigeria.

Tell us a little about yourself?

My name is Wole Adegoke Joshua Adedoyin. I’m a blogger, literary activist, computer analyst, writer and a freelance journalist. I am the current national P.R.O (South) of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) and the National President of the Society of Young Nigerian Writers (SYNW). Also a former Oyo State Secretary of the Interparty Advisory Council (IPAC) and currently the National Coordinator of the National Interparty Youth Alliance (NIYA).

Tell us about National Focus and how you started?

The idea behind the creation of National Focus and the IPAC Watchdog started after I emerged as the pioneer secretary of IPAC in Oyo State. Before the advent of IPAC, the Conference of Nigeria Political Parties (CNPP) was the only association of political parties in Nigeria. Chairmen of political parties across the country then found it difficult to discuss, share news related to their parties and INEC unless there were physical meetings summoned by INEC and related stakeholders. Sometimes individual state chapters of CNPP do organize workshops and seminars to sensitize and educate their members not only within their states but also across their regions. The advent of IPAC actually changes the face of registered political parties in the state.  IPAC was established by INEC guided by a Code of Conduct, which is also mandatory for any registered political party to join. While CNPP is voluntary. IPAC has killed or incapacitated some state chapters of CNPP in the country. After I emerged as the pioneer secretary of IPAC in Oyo state, a positive idea came to me. An idea of building a strong and viable platforms where election stakeholders like INEC, Police, Civil Defense, DSS, Customs, Immigration, Prison Service, Political Parties, Election Observers and Civil Society organizations can discuss political and national issues as well as update members of the platform with useful news and information. This is what NATIONAL FOCUS is all about. On the WhatsApp Platform you will see top officers from INEC, Police, Civil Defense, DSS, Customs, Immigration, Prison Service, Political Parties, Election Observers and Civil Society organizations. National Focus was created on the 11^th of February, 2016 a year after the 2015 general elections.

What about IPAC Watchdog?

IPAC Watchdog is only meant for the national and state chairmen of registered political parties in the country. The idea of creating this platform came to me during the first annual IPAC conference held in Kaduna state. There were representatives of different political parties across the country and few national chairmen of different political parties at the event. It was from the place I started collecting their phone contacts and emails. That was around 2014. With the few contacts I created IPAC Watchdog. The platform shares news about INEC operations, latest news about different registered political parties, updates on elections, press releases and communique from political parties and group. Currently, there are representatives of over 45 different political parties on the platform from over 25 states of the Federation. Also information and news about IPAC, CNPP, including the latest coalitions in town CUPP and CPPP are shared on the platform. I have also created other social media platforms like Facebook and blog for the platform. News publicized on the WhatsApp group are also shared on the Facebook page and group.

What inspired setting up the two platforms?

For sharing useful news and information as related to INEC and different political parties. It is currently the only platform mainly focused on the activities of INEC and registered political parties in the country. Bridging the communication gap between the national and state chairmen of different registered political parties in the country is the reason of setting up the platform.

What challenges did you face starting them and how did you overcome them?

The first challenge I encountered was getting phone contacts of state party chairmen across the country. Same thing applicable to the contact of the national chairmen. But God eventually helped me. The second challenge is the fierce action and reaction of some party national chairmen when they were criticized or assessed. Many state chairmen of different political parties have been sacked or suspended because of this.

How old are the platforms now?

Three years old

What were the reactions of the National Chairmen when you created the platforms?

Many of them commended me for the development while some criticized my actions. But 80% out of 100% praised the initiatives and gave them full support. Some of them even sent me their state chairmen contacts to add them as members of the platforms.

Is IPAC National Chairman aware of this?

Fully aware. Alhaji Muhammad Nalado, the current IPAC National Chairman is on the platform. He has been contributing and publishing on the platform. He is also one of the administrators of the platforms. He has been supporting the platform since his emergence as the national chairman of IPAC. Former and current National EXCOS of IPAC are members of the platforms.

Any other innovations from your side apart from creating these two platforms?

Yes, of recent I singlehandedly established a private organization known as the Documentation Centre for Nigerian Political Parties (DCNPP) for documenting and archiving documents and facts about and on the defunct, deregistered and the current political parties in the Country. The Documentation Centre is situated at Adeyipo African Heritage Research Library and Cultural Centre owned by Prof. Bayo Adebowale. It currently stored all the constitutions and manifestoes as well as news and releases from all the registered political parties in Nigeria. We compile news almost every day. Of recent we published names of chairmen and secretaries, phone numbers and addresses, Websites, Emails and Facebooks accounts of all the registered political parties in the country.