THE KWARA OF MY DREAM. By Alh. T. Y. Olagunju.

Alhaji Tayo Y. Olagunju that people know was never a politician but recent happenings in kwara has eventually dragged him into politics. Today, people of Kwara state are clamoring for political revolution which is total deliverance from the oppressors, bringing kwarans out of the political bondage of Saraki empire. All villages, tows and city in kwara were ready to sacrifice whatever for the success of the struggle to liberate kwara. In this regard the people of Oke-Ogun constituency has prevailed on Alh. Omotayo Olagunju to come and represent them in the state house of assembly where their interest will adequately be protected. Alh. T. Y. Olagunju was never a politician but whenn the pressure was too much, he accepted to represent and serve his people at the state house of assembly. When he was asked what his opinion was on kwara political situations, this was what he has to say: 'The component of our roadmap is REVOLUTIONNIZATION. By this my desire for a wholesome departure from the unfruitful, debilitating and incapacitating tradition must be addressed and changed. We are not saying that past administrations have not done anything but we are just sharing and voicing our peoples impatience for change and overt concern for methods and approaches which keep on leaving much to be desired by the masses. Like earlier said, why continue with a tradition that is inefficient, breeds mediocrity, keeps a people in bondage and backward and in effect is achaic. It is very neccessary to now come up with not just mere political and politicking structures, but dependable and productive developmental aspirations. We are not just concerned about the now, but our concern is the collective chance and future of every bona fide individual who depends on our beloved state for livelihood, sustainance, personhood and identity. It is more than a mere opinion that great nations and societies of the world are formed, shaped, built and progressively sustained on strong and powerful ideological principles and not mere political wish, dream or aspirations. The right time to turn the tide and set the stage for drastic remake is now. We cant and we shouldnt bow to pressures whether internal or external to jettison a glorious chance to a new down.'