Former Kogi Chairman Advocates Peaceful Elections for 2027

Alhaji Isa Omolori, a former local government chairman of Okene in Kogi State, has called for violence-free and issue-based campaigns ahead of the 2027 general elections. He specifically highlighted the Kogi Central senatorial seat as a crucial test of political maturity, urging that elections should be won at the ballot box rather than through intimidation or violence.

Omolori emphasized that Nigerians deserve better in terms of jobs, education, healthcare, roads, agriculture, and security. He stated that political intolerance is detrimental and that constructive criticism should be met with stronger ideas.

He urged candidates, party leaders, and supporters to commit to peaceful conduct, while also calling on security agencies and electoral officials to ensure fair voting processes. Omolori expressed that the ultimate victory in 2027 should be the emergence of a safer and more prosperous Kogi Central, rather than the humiliation of political opponents.