I'm Not A Feminist, My Aspiration Would Better Living Standard of All - Princess Iye Grace Adejoh, PDP Gov'ship Aspirant.

A front line Peoples Democratic Party Governorship aspirant, Princess Iye Grace Adejoh says her mission to offer purposeful leadership would impact positively on all gender, insisting that if elected she would be for all and not the women alone.

Princess Iye Adejoh stated this while speaking on insinuations that her aspiration would benefit the women the more, denied such thinking insisting that if elected, no gender would be relegated.

Princess Iye Adejoh alley the fears of some few persons who are scared of her popularity and rising political profile, maintained that presently the fear of her aspiration is the beginning of wisdom for some political actors, assured that she would emerge victorious in the November governorship election.


Princess Iye Adejoh says because her chance of winning the governorship election is becoming brighter by the day, little wonder the attempt to describe her as a feminist, however disclosed that just like women and children whom she has passion for, the men folk would equally get a better deal under her leadership.

According to Princess Iye Adejoh, " I'm not a feminist in as much as i respect the feminist views.

" As a woman, feminism is for me a school of thought that I'm understudying to relate with them and serve the feminist group better.

" My governorship aspiration will be for both the men and women.

" But above that, My aspiration of becoming a governor is to improve the living standard of Kogites irrespective of gender. It  is my sincere hope that my aspiration will inspire all gender especially the disadvantaged ones among us, such that they can dare to dream and pursue their dream regardless of their handicap.