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2027 Yagba Federal Constituency: Group Drums Support For Brig. Gen. Ipinyomi (rtd).
By Shigaba Lami.
Ahead 2027 election, Groups under the auspices of Better Yagba, have called on Brig. Gen. Benjamin Ipinyomi rtd, to throw his hat into the political ring, insisting that will have no hiding place in the political equation of 2027.
The Several groups in a statement issued to Newsmen asked the retired General to prepare his mind for purposeful representation, pointing out that the Federal Constituency will be leveraging on his security and intelligence, experience gathered over the years to help in providing through purposeful representation, measures and ideas to secure lives and properties.
The Better Yagba, a Socio Political Group, with members cutting across the Yagba Federal Constituency, described Ipinyomi as having what it takes to serve the people of Yagba Federal Constituency.
The Group in the statement described Ipinyomi as having all it takes to serve in the House of Representative, pointing out that no stone would be left unturned in ensuring that he joins the race, particularly that he has all it takes to provide purposeful representation.
The group explained that Yagba Federal Constituency made up of Mopamuro, Yagba East and Yagba LGAs is in great need of a servant representation, who would be accessible and with listening ears.
They described Ipinyomi as a voice that will be heard in making meaningful contributions on the floor of the House, said he possess the needed qualities for effective representation.
The group described his antecedents one that has and will been rewarding in the coming years in the lower chamber, said having x-rayed the various candidates and their pedigrees, urged him to throw his hats in the ring.
In a statement signed by Collins Ibikemi, President from Yagba East, Rotimi Obagaye, Secretary, Mopamuro LGA and Stephen Friday, Treasurer, Yagba West LGA, urged Ipinyomi to prepare to serve his people in 2027.
Brig Gen. Benjamin Ipinyomi hails from Mopamuro LGA. Efforts to reach him for comments proved abortive as his phone lines were not connecting.