Chief Maurice Vunobolki on Wednesday, reaffirmed his commitment to inclusive, community-driven leadership, promising to give rural communities a stronger voice in governance.
Vunobolki made this known during a PDP stakeholders’ consultative meeting at Kwarhi, where party leaders, elders, women and youths of Uba-Gaya gathered to deliberate on the political direction ahead of the 2027 elections.
Speaking at the meeting, PDP State Chairman, Engr. Belmont Dogo, House of Assembly candidate Yerima Warpina, and other party elders appreciated the participants for their presence and urged them to support the PDP at the polls.
In his response, Chief Vunobolki expressed gratitude to the women, youths and elders for the warm reception and honour accorded him. He also offered prayers and blessings for the people and their communities.
Emphasising his vision for participatory governance, Vunobolki explained that his campaign would adopt a town hall approach, creating opportunities for communities to present their needs, priorities and expectations directly to the Vunobolki/Wambai team.
He noted that the proposed administration’s 9 Point Strategic Agenda, will center on People, Prosperity and Peace , which would prioritise fairness, equity, human capital development, rural development and peacebuilding, with traditional institutions playing an important role in fostering unity and sustainable peace.
Vunobolki further assured the people that his proposed government would pursue inclusive development through a Community-Based Strategy, ensuring that citizens in rural communities are not left behind in the delivery of governance and development initiatives.