29/11/2025
✍️ A Piece of Advice to the Good People of Kogi State
My dear brothers and sisters, this message is a reminder and an advice for everyone—regardless of the political party you belong to.
Working for the ruling party does not mean you should hate or disrespect the opposition. Supporting a candidate should not push you into insulting or tarnishing the image of another. If all you know how to do is attack others online just to gain favour from your party leaders, remember — you are destroying yourself politically.
In politics, tables turn. Today’s opponent can become tomorrow’s ally. If you do not support a candidate, simply stay in your lane. You don’t have to speak evil or drag anyone down to prove loyalty.
Politics has elders. Being in the ruling party does not mean an elder must bow to you. When you disrespect elders, you lose your honour and dignity.
As you insult and disgrace the opposition for your selfish interest, those you support today are watching. They will remember your behaviour tomorrow when things change — and it may cost you your political future.
Politics is played with loyalty, wisdom and strategy — not noise-making, insults, or social media drama. Be wise. Guard your tongue. Think of tomorrow before you act today.
Some of you are trying to create unnecessary conflict with Alhaji Yakubu Murtala Ajaka , a man who has shown wisdom and calmness. Silence is sometimes the best response given to provocation.
You cannot destroy whom God has blessed. Your energy could be used for development, peace, and progress — not hatred or division.
God bless Muri AJAKA.
God bless Kogi state