Kogi Politician Urges Dialogue Over Confrontation for Okun Yoruba-speaking People's Political Quest

Dr. Olatunji Olusoji, a prominent politician in Kogi State, has advised the Okun Yoruba-speaking people to adopt a calm approach rather than confrontation in their pursuit of political leadership.

He emphasized the need for unity and cooperation among the Okun people to achieve their gubernatorial aspirations. Dr.

Olusoji criticized the lack of cohesion among current leaders in the region, attributing it to the failure to secure top positions in the state. He called for support for Governor Ahm Usman Ododo's second term and expressed confidence in Ododo's leadership abilities.

Additionally, Dr. Olusoji condemned the incessant bandit attacks in Kogi State, particularly in the Okun area, urging both state and local governments to enhance security measures.

He commended President Bola Tinubu's administrative reforms, describing them as essential for steering the country in the right direction. Dr.

Olusoji highlighted the importance of these reforms despite the temporary challenges they may pose, emphasizing their potential positive impact in the future.