OID CONTINUES VOTER EDUCATION OUTREACH TO SUPPORT GOVERNOR MAKINDE'S RE-ELECTION

A Professional Group, Omituntun Initiative in the Diaspora (OID) has again continued its Voter Education Outreach to sensitise eligible voters in Akinyele Local Government Area of Oyo State.

This is geared towards the re-election of Governor Seyi Makinde to steer the affairs of Oyo State for another four years, has been described as a vote to appreciate effective distribution of dividends of democracy, continuation of people centred policies, good and inclusive governance in the State.

Addressing the participants, Youth Ambassador, Omituntun Initiative in Diaspora, Akinyele local government, Comrade Moruf Ọladẹjọ, said there is the need to enlighten eligible voters on how to vote to re-elect Governor Makinde especially the insistence on the use of Bimodal Voters Accreditation System, (BVAS) for the general elections by the Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC).

In their separate presentations, representatives of OID in Akinyẹle Area, Ọlalekan Raheem, Kehinde Sanni and Kayọde Ajani sensitise the people on how to cast their votes, monitor, follow up and guard their poll with the modern facilities. They urged the citizens to go and collect their PVC to enable them vote during the forthcoming general election.

A cross section of the participants while commending members of OID for putting the sensitisation programme together, described it as not only timely, impactful but also insightful, saying such should also be extended to potential voters in other rural areas.

The train of Omituntun Initiative in the Diaspora, OID, voters education outreach which benefited hundreds of voters was also taken to Moniya Market, Oyo State for wider coverage.

Numerous market men and women could not hide thier joy and happiness, express readiness to reciprocate the kind gesture of Governor Makinde led administration extended to them by voting massively for his re-election.

Present at the event were OID Youth Ambassadors Leaders Qudus Olayiwola, Olaseinde Samuel, Ruth Oyelade, Oluwasogo Akinpelu, Adebayo Adebanjo among others.