By Larry Oboh:
No challenge is more urgent. We can either settle for a constituency where a shrinking number of people do really well, while a growing number of Ethiopians barely get by. Or we can restore an economy where everyone gets a fair shot, everyone does his or her fair share, and everyone plays by the same set of rules.
The pursuit of opportunities by individuals and organizations casts a renewed interest on the potential role that effective representation can play in transforming societies through accelerating and sustaining growth, as well as in ensuring that growth is inclusive and equitable across our constituency. The development barriers that Ethiopians continue to face are born of a legacy of low quality in representation and structural disadvantages including social exclusion, unemployment, poor service delivery and state incapacity, all of which continue to stifle the growth of our constituency.
At the heart of development lies a fundamental commitment to improving the well-being of our constituents through the expansion of their social, civil, political, cultural and economic rights. Yet our modern paradox remains a reality in which majority continue to live in impoverished conditions in the midst of surplus wealth and affluence.
Central to these developmental deficits are the challenges, and in some cases, failures of democratic governance engenders new forms of injustice, conflict, organized resistances and state repression. Therefore in the different societal contexts, we must apply a retrospective, present and futuristic approach that focuses on social, economic, political and environmental considerations. Ethiope Federal Constituency however, is still faced with many risks. Our Constituency continues to deal with how to kick-start, accelerate or sustain development, knowing that they face unmet demand for jobs from an increasingly young population.
Ethiope Federal Constituency is about to witness tremendous social, economic and political transformation because a genuine representative is about to emerge. Representatives with great potentials, a human capitalist has to be explored to bring together innovation and brilliant ideas necessary to create opportunities for accelerated and sustained growth with equitable and just development outcomes.
ETHIOPE FOR IGBAKPA.
IGBAKPA FOR ETHIOPE.
GOD BLESS ETHIOPE FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY.
I remain Larry Oboh, a strong believer of Okiemute2019.
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