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Amb. Hamzat Post Election Empowerments

Comrade Abdulsalam Usman

Sequel to the off cycle election in Kogi state the humanitarian nationalist Ambassador Hamzat Lawal has been up and doing  among the good people of the state to exercise their franchise thereby preaching peace among the electorates during his series of empowerments.

He continue to change the narration as a humanitarian after the election as he storm different communities in Kogi state empowering them with cash and grants. He said, Election is one cycle of the democratic process and reaching out to the electorates who owns the power with their PVC remain a full cycle. He extol Governor Yahaya Bello for he has drawn the master plan of a credible, peaceful,fair, reliable, transparent and free election in Kogi state that he is very sure the next year election in Edo state they will borrow from Yahaya Bello political prowess and strategy that makes it easier for him in any election. 
He applauds his ward to be the best as during the last month election in his usual routine to observe the election he discover the good people of Upogoro/Odenku ward conducted themselves more than every other wards and this is long aging since democracy.

He preach to the electorates the need they should continue to pray for our political leaders and humanitarian's as when they succeeded in their journey it's the proud of the entire community.

The good people of Upogoro/Odenku ward out of happiness and joy could not hold Hamzat to sleep over but send him home with native clothing presented by the women wings of the ward onbehalf of Hajiya Sefiyat Ododo,the wife of the governor elect for in their own little way they appreciate what His Excellency Governor Yahaya Bello has been doing to the great ancient city of Upogoro and how the upcoming leaders from the ward grasp the kind gesture initiated and established by his Excellency.

Over 1000 persons benefited from the post election empowerment by the ambassador in his ward and across other Local Governments of the state.

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