Asoju Odo In Isin, Says “I Am The Unifier”
By Adedayo Said
The YPP House of Reps Candidate for the Irepodun/Isin/Ekiti/Oke-Ero Federal Constituency Charles Olufemi Folayan (Asoju Odo) has declared that he stands as a unifier in his constituency.
Folayan declared this today at a meeting with the YPP Chairmen of the eleven wards in Isin local government and other party faithfuls at Ijara Isin. He noted that the people of Isin irrespective of political party feels comfortable with him because of his long standing relationship with them which span beyond political affiliation.
“I’m a friend of Isin people, my relationship with many people here since many years goes beyond our political affiliation. I’m very sure people of isin are very comfortable with me more than any other candidate in the race.
He appreciated the efforts of the chairmen of the party on grassroots mobilization thus far, he urged them to continue to give their best in complimenting the effort of the party’s state chairman Chief Dele Ogunbayo who he said has invested greatly in the Isin local government and Kwara politics.
“I’m also lucky to have hardworking party chairmen here who are working assiduously for success. You effort is really complimenting that of our local government party chairman and our state chairman Chief Ogunbayo. I know they have invested greatly in the politics of this local government and the state in general.
The former presidential aide further disclosed that he stands as a unifier for all his constituents including members of other political parties who have been badly treated, cheated and disappointed.
“I have relationship with many young people and politicians even those who are in other political parties. I’m the unifier among all the candidates in our constituency. We would accommodate all interests and extend good hands to everyone especially those who have been badly treated, cheated and disappointed in other political parties.
He added that people are now more conscious about the personality, character and relationship of candidates and would not be cajoled to support just anybody because of party affiliation.
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