Edo Central : "Here I am, send me," Hon. Prince Joe Okojie

 

 


The reasons Edo Central stakeholders will settle for Hon. Prince Joe Okojie to fill the vacancy in the Senate are simple:

First, he is well-educated, well-nurtured and well-exposed.

Secondly, he lives with people at the grassroots and knows where it pinches them.

Thirdly, he is accessible and has a listening ear.

The next reason is that he is transparent and a due process man in all its ramifications. This has endeared him to numerous business partners, including the government at various levels.

Hon. Prince Joe Okojie has unequalled business and political acumen; a quality that has made him a 

successful businessman.

 In addition, Hon. Prince Joe Okojie is generous to a fault. He is a philanthropist par excellence, yet, his humility is second to none. He is ever ready to assist the downtrodden no matter where they are from. A man with a golden heart. A good Christian who believes in the Biblical dictim: "Do unto others what you will like others to do unto you."

Prince Joe Okojie, a man of the people, a friend of the poor, and a democrat to the core is saying, "here I am, send me." 

This is with a firm promise of quality representation as contained in his avowed Social Contract with the constituents of Edo Central Senatorial district.

Hon. Prince Joe Okojie remains the best.




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