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Oyo 2019: Group Wants Voters To Elect Governor With Vision

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December 31, 2018
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BARELY two months to the governorship election in Oyo State, a socio-political group in Oyo State, The Oyo K’ajola Group (OKG), has emphasised the need for the people of the state to elect a governor with a clear vision of building a state which people are not left out in terms of economic prosperity.

The group, in a statement widely circulated to newsmen in Ibadan, on Sunday, said over the past 19 years of civilian rule, the state had only been able to make a few progresses in terms of physical development but “its people have been left behind in terms of economic prosperity and well-being,” noting that that trend must be reversed.

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The group maintained that the people of the state must look beyond sloganeering to elect a candidate “with no selfish interest or an incorporated political company within or outside the state, saying: “More than ever before in the 42 years history of Oyo State, the processes that will produce the next governor of the state cannot be left to the whims and caprices of politicians, so that they will not hijack the processes like they always do and keep our collective poverty in perpetuity.

“It is time for all well-meaning people of the state to get involved by electing an individual with no selfish interest or an incorporated political company; it is high time Oyo voters say: K’ajola, k’a jolowo (together, we prosper).”

Flaying the self-centeredness of successive governors of the state, which saw their families and few cronies amassing stupendous wealth and making a leap from being commoners to becoming financial heavyweights, the Oyo K’ajola Group rallied the Oyo State electorate to take action by looking in the direction of a governorship candidate with concrete plans for wealth creation, equitable distribution, an all-inclusive programme for shared economic prosperity and creation of enabling environment for residents’ prosperity.

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The Group maintained that though the high numbers of governorship candidates had made the political situation of the state complex, the voters must rise above primordial tendencies and distill the campaign promises of the candidates with a view to making a decision that would be in their interest and that of the state.

The 2019 election provides the Oyo voters with an opportunity to end the personal and cronies enrichment policies of the last eight years and vote in a governor who possesses a track record of doing good and empowering the less-privileged. It is time to hand over the keys to Agodi Government House to a governor whose focus is the collective prosperity of Oyo State people. It is time to say “K’a jola, ka jo lowo!” (shared prosperity),” the statement added.

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