
Arobo Pledges Inclusive Representation, Prioritizes Women, Youths, Children and Persons with Disabilities
In a strong demonstration of his commitment to inclusive governance and people-centered representation, Barrister Ghani Rotimi Arobo has reaffirmed his resolve to champion the interests of women, youths, children, and persons living with disabilities across Owo/Ose Federal Constituency.
Speaking during a recent engagement with community stakeholders, the frontline aspirant emphasized that sustainable development can only be achieved when governance is deliberately structured to accommodate the needs and aspirations of all segments of society, particularly the often underserved and vulnerable groups.
Barr. Arobo noted that women remain the backbone of economic and social development, yet continue to face systemic barriers that limit their full participation. He pledged to promote policies and legislative initiatives that will enhance women’s access to economic opportunities, healthcare, education, and leadership positions.
“Our women are industrious, resilient, and central to community growth. It is imperative that we create enabling structures that empower them to thrive and contribute meaningfully to nation-building,” he stated.
Addressing the youth population, Barr. Arobo described them as the driving force of innovation and progress. He assured that his representation would focus on job creation, skills acquisition, entrepreneurship development, and improved access to quality education. According to him, investing in youths is not just a priority but a necessity for securing the future of the constituency.
He further highlighted the importance of protecting and nurturing children, describing them as the foundation upon which tomorrow is built. He promised to advocate for improved educational infrastructure, child protection policies, and access to quality healthcare services to ensure every child has a fair start in life.
In a notable emphasis on inclusivity, Barr. Arobo also pledged unwavering support for persons with disabilities, stressing the need to eliminate discrimination and create equal opportunities. He called for stronger legislative backing to ensure accessibility, social inclusion, and empowerment for persons living with disabilities.
“True leadership is measured by how well we cater to the most vulnerable among us. My vision is to build a constituency where no one is left behind,” he added.
Barr. Arobo’s inclusive agenda has continued to resonate across the constituency, earning him growing support from diverse groups who see his candidacy as a beacon of hope for equitable and responsive representation.
As the political landscape gradually builds toward the next general elections, his message of inclusiveness, empowerment, and sustainable development is positioning him as a formidable voice for the people of Owo/Ose Federal Constituency.








