Upholding Democracy, Accountability, and Infrastructure Development in Ekiti State : Why Ekiti deserves a better Leader than BAO
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In recent times, the people of Ekiti State have been facing multiple challenges as they struggle with the aftermath of the misuse of public funds by their elected officials. The Governor of the state has been accused of diverting funds meant for food security to personal projects like the construction of a lavish governor’s lodge. Moreover, there have been reports of intimidation and harassment of citizens who voice their concerns or speak out against these corrupt practices.
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It is disheartening to witness the continued suffering of the people of Ekiti State as they bear the brunt of dishonest governance and lack of accountability. The misuse of public funds not only undermines food security efforts but also erodes trust in the government and its ability to serve the needs of its citizens. It is unacceptable that those who raise their voices against such injustices are met with intimidation, arrest, and detention.
In a democracy, it is the right of every citizen to express their grievances and demand transparency and accountability from their leaders. The people of Ekiti State must not be silenced or bullied into submission, but rather empowered to stand up for their rights and demand justice for themselves and future generations. It is imperative that civil society organizations, advocacy groups, and human rights defenders come together to support and protect those who speak truth to power.
The importance of fixing roads that link one town to another cannot be overstated. These roads serve as lifelines for communities, facilitating the transportation of goods, services, and people. Neglected roads can lead to economic stagnation, isolation, and reduced access to essential services such as healthcare and education. By prioritizing the maintenance and improvement of these crucial road networks, governments can spur economic development, promote social cohesion, and enhance the overall quality of life for their citizens.
Biodun ABAYOMI OYEBANJI is constructing a flyover in Ado Ekiti as a way to use our money for his second term goals, according to Comrade Idowu Afuye.
BAO has neglected many roads in Ekiti that are in need of attention, choosing instead to focus on a flyover that does not benefit the average person in Ekiti.
The roads from Ado to Afe Babalola, Ado to Afao to Igbemon (known as kidnapper hideouts), Ado to Aramoko to Erio, Ode Ekiti to Ijesha Isu, Ijesha Isu to Ikole, and others are all in poor condition.
Ekiti deserves a better leader than BAO.
Governorship aspirant in APC ( Idowu Afuye) vows to keep exposing their evil agenda towards Ekiti People.
