Dagogo Calls for New Leadership in Rivers State

Dagogo asserts that Rivers State cannot afford to be in a state of ineffective governance for another four years, citing a prolonged decline in public administration. He advocates for a new direction and fresh vision in governance that reflects the aspirations of the state's founders.

Dagogo proposes a governance model that prioritizes education reform, healthcare development, youth empowerment, and agricultural modernization. He emphasizes the establishment of a youth entrepreneurship development trust fund, allocating at least five percent of the state's annual capital budget to support young entrepreneurs.

Dagogo also stresses the importance of transparency and accountability in governance, arguing that the state's leadership should be driven by the people and not by entrenched political interests. He references a legal dispute dating back to 2007 involving the EFCC and the state's finances, highlighting the need for strong institutions to ensure accountability and transparency in governance.