By; BAYO AKAMO, Ibadan
A group, Oyo For Makinde (OFM) on Tuesday, declared that Governor Seyi Makinde deserves a second term for Oyo State to witness more development.
The group in a statement by its Director, Tokunbo Olaitan, said that to achieve this, the people of Oyo State should troop out en masse this Saturday and vote for Governor Makinde for the realization of his second term in office.
He emphasized that it is now time for the people of Oyo State to
ensure that Governor Makinde emerges victorious at the Saturday governorship election, saying, reelecting the governor will enable him ” to complete his good works which have been to the benefit of the people of the state and applauded by indigenes and non indigenes across the country and outside”.
Mr Olaitan maintained that OFM was able to beam the recorded activities of Gov Makinde’s administration in over 400 locations across the 33 local government areas of the state with the reception being overwhelming, signposting the genuine love the people of the state have for the governor.
“We have gone round the state with our visual campaigns to showcase the modest achievements of GSM in the last four years or thereabouts, and we can conveniently say that he is greatly appreciated and widely accepted by the people of the state” Olaitan maintained”, he said
The OFM Director added, ” our people should defy the antics of the oppositions in the state who may want to scare them away from voting. Never allow them to intimidate you before and during the election. Already, defeat is starring the oppositions on their faces” the group added.
Expressing the optimism that Gov Makinde would emerge victorious at the Saturday governorship polls, the OFM Director urged electorates in the state to translate the love they have for him so that he clinches the second term diadem as governor of the state.
Mr Olaitan urged the people of Oyo state to remain calm and be law-abiding before, during and after the election so as to allow peace being enjoyed in the state to continue unabated.
