Gboyega Isiaka

A third time gubernatorial aspirant in Ogun State, Prince Gboyega Nasir Isiaka, otherwise known as GNI, has declared that he would contiue with the development Gov Amosun started for eight years because it is not an easy task for someone to develop a state to its present level. In other words, he promised to complete all uncompleted projects by the present administration, if he wins the governorship election in 2019.

GNI gave the declaration while addressing members of The Believe Movement (TBM) Summit organized by the members in Abeokuta North Local Government.

Isiaka who restated his commitment to the ideals of good governance, equally noted that government is a continuum and promised to act in the best interest of the good people of the state, rather than play vengeful politics.

He said Ogun State deserves the best in the area of development, pointing out “I will ensure that all unfinished projects initiated by the current administration in the state are completed when elected as governor”.

His words: “Government is a continuum. I can say emphatically that I will not abandon any ongoing projects by the current government. I would be doing the good people of this state a lot of disservice if I fail to complete this current government’s projects.

“Nobody can write off eight years in the life of a state, therefore, I must continue from where the present government will stop in 2019. I know the state very well and the good people of this state are more important than any personal interest. I am going to take a good look at how I can improve on the fortune of this state, without unnecessarily discrediting anyone.

“It makes a lot of sense not to allow any project rot away. Ogun State would have
been developed more than this if we all have this spirit and restrain from playing politics with uncompleted projects”.

Gboyega however assured that his administration would not relegate women and the youths to the background, adding “it is important for both to be involved in the scheme of things to bring about meaningful development”.

Also at the summit was Hon Saheed Tinuosho aspiring to be a member of Ogun State House of Assembly. He said GNI’s humility is what inspired him to go into politic and his Facebook program on youth and culture that made him believe that going into politics is another way he can help the youths and to bring back the lost culture of the land.

Saheed described GNI as someone who is straight forward, humble at heart and someone who will have time and a listening ear to the people because he had seen him in a naming party he never expected someone of his calibre to be and that is one of the reasons he is ready to work with GNI and to encourage the people youths to support him for the future of Ogun.