Janji Sandiaga Uno Will Give Welfare To Mothers

WartaJurnal. Candidate vice president number 02 Sandiaga Uno is claimed to be a place of confession of mothers (mother-mother), regarding the prices of high-priced staple goods as well as the decline. That happened when he was inaugurated in East Java Lamongan on Tuesday.

"Mrs. Ida, God willing, if Prabowo-Sandi is a good choice for people, we will prosper the mothers. Yes, their welfare, income, creation and opportunities for families in Indonesia," promised the former Deputy Governor of DKI Jakarta on Tuesday.

Sandiaga continued, Indonesian women are great women, independent women. In Lamongan, said Sandiaga, the housewives were great, because because they opened a variety of snacks business, selling to the market, selling food online and also bridal makeup. "We will make things easy," explained Password.

Sandiaga said he absorbed the aspirations to get direct input from the public. Because good leaders must listen to more than just promises. According to him, God has written that he will revoke and give power to whomever God wants. Because there is no need to worry, if God wills anything be.

"I only endeavor, continue to greet and absorb aspirations throughout Indonesia. Listening becomes capital to improve economic welfare through deregulation that sits with the people," said Sandi.

Responding to requests regarding OK Océ to be presented in Lamongan and throughout Indonesia. Sandiaga said he would create a collaborative and participatory movement from the community, namely OKCE. He continued, the economic movements that came from, by and for the community, from now on also jointly picked up economic changes in this country.

"2019 must have strong government and focus on economic issues, especially in the provision and creation of jobs and stable and affordable basic necessities," said Sandiaga.

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