Lagos lawyer Yemi Omodele has advised the people of Ondo State to resist any attempt by the out-going governor , Dr. Segun Mimiko, to impose a candidate on them during the November governorship election. Omodele advised the people to vote for a candidate who will serve them and make good use of the resources to correct what he described as the “anormalies that have bedeviled the state in the last eight years”. He told reporters in Lagos that those who have been imposing candidates on the people do so for selfish reasons. The lawyer, who is also an indigene of the state, said: “the people of the state are hereby advised to and persuaded to vote wisely and vote for a credible candidate. They should avoid voting based on successor or incumbency but vote on who has plans and focus for the state now and in the nearest future. They should shun politicians with sugar coated mouths and those who make promises that cannot be fulfilled. Those who share rice, salt, money and the likes primarily to get their votes should be jettisoned. “A candidate who is willingly and ready to render selfless services for the state should be the one to be elected.” The activist accused the present administration of the state of having failed the people pointing out that the government has not done enough to improve their lot in terms of performances. “Poverty keeps on growing in the state just as the rich are getting richer, the poor are getting poorer. Workers salaries are not paid as at when due while the debt profile continue to grow in spite that the state has resources to make it shine above others.” Omodele accused Mimiko of not doing enough in the area of education and implementing segregation education policy to the neglect of some communities.....#copied