Adoji Calls for Unity and Action in Kogi East Politics

Adoji stresses the necessity for leaders in Kogi East to take deliberate actions to either build or rebuild the future they envision. He critiques the current political landscape, noting that the region's largest political party cannot claim more than 300,000 registered members out of 980,000 registered voters.

Adoji calls for a shift away from blame and towards meritocracy, urging the establishment of fair and just institutions. He highlights the lack of data in Kogi East, which hampers strategic decision-making, particularly in areas like education and economic growth.

Adoji advocates for the creation of a data bureau to support informed governance and collective action among political parties, including the APC, PDP, ADC, SDP, and LP. He expresses confidence in the potential for progress if the people of Kogi East unite beyond partisan affiliations to address their challenges and achieve common goals.