Major Olafimihan Akerejola, frontline aspirant seeking to represent the people of Ogori Magongo State Constituency on the platform of the APC says his aspiration is borne out of the need to for quality representation.
Major Olafimihan Akerejola alias No Shaking, says he is the change needed by the people of his Constituency to be loudly heard, says he has what it takes to be the lone and loud voice in the wilderness if elected to the Kogi State House of Assembly.
The former Council Chairman who made remarkable and outstanding impact when he served the people, explained while speaking with Newsmen in both Ogori and Magongo on the sidelines of speaking with delegates, expressed confidence that his aspiration is borne out of the need to change the narratives, allow the people have a voice, as what strong conviction that informed his joining the race.
Major Akerejola lamented that for a long time the people of the Constituency have lived in silence with no voice to speak for them, promised to be the lone voice in demanding for what rightfully belongs to the people.
The APC Aspirant assured that he would go the extra mile in seeking for jobs, empowering women and youths, ensuring quality education and health care delivery system through quality legislation, said nothing would be left to chance in making sure that the people get what they desire.
Major Olafimihan Akerejola lamented the deplorable situation of some basic amenities that ought to have been in place for the people, said his aspiration and representation if elected would be geared towards changing the narratives from that of woes to that where the people would be the Master.
Major Olafimihan Akerejola called on the people of Ogori Magongo State Constituency in the APC to shine their eyes and vote for the right choice, pointing out that the battle to offer quality representation for his people through him is a battle of no retreat.
He described himself as best fit for the job having held offices that has made him to be tested and tried, expressed confidence that his legacies would help convince the delegates to look in his direction.