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'I Can Become Nigeria's First Female President, It Is Do by Dilijingsly(m): 12:16pm On May 06, 2017 |
Ikorodu Chairmanship aspirant says she can become president Princess Folashade Olabanji-Oba says she can become Nigeria's first female president. Excerpts: Other than the manifestos which show what a politician wants to do for the electorates, what truly is the reason behind this political declaration? To tell anyone who cares to listen that the Ikorodu of our dreams is achievable, that the Ikorodu of our dreams is a mission that must be possible. That we need to start living the realizations and manifestations of the Ikorodu of our dreams. What exactly is this Ikorodu of your dreams? That we cannot be living in Ikorodu and be afraid, we need to be proud of our homeland. That, that hashtag (Made In Ikorodu) must be synonymous with the Centre of Excellence that this state is known for... that is my passion. This is not the first time we are hearing people talk about transforming the country and the state, how is yours any different from theirs? Well, you know I can talk about the past ten years that I have been in Ikorodu and anyone who knows me will attest to the fact that I live Ikorodu everyday. It is not something I can do by myself. But I know, if given the opportunity in the office, with help and support, this kingdom will experience an unusual transformation. I was brought up to be as tough as man, I can also do what the men can do. Most of your opponents, if not all, are men. What is giving you the assurance that you are likely to come out tops? It is not my style to put anybody down, I will talk for Me. And charity, they say, starts from the home. My father of blessed memory wanted a boy, but he had me as his first daughter and before he died, he called me ten men in one (okunrin mewa). He'd call me 'Akanke, okunrin mewa' meaning that he raised me tough like a boy which was just stereotype. Everyday now we raise our children to be tough, stop limiting them because of their sexes. I am a mother of eight, I work hard, and I tell my children that I want their wives to bless me and say 'your mother did an awesome job'. I made their jobs easier for them, so being a woman does not make you any less of a person. Being a woman is a bigger platform, you have a bigger heart, you are equipped to take the whole load and come out pretty. So it is a special grace. As a woman with ten men inside of her, apparently you're... (Cuts in) Ah! I'm still learning... I am still learning because everyday it is a whole new experience for me and those are the things I believe have equipped me to do this job. And I know that this time around, I am the best that they can have for the post. READ ALSO: Buhari orders re-opening of Maritime University, sets up 5-man committee Obviously, you must have a bigger ambition even though you're starting with the chairmanship post. Do you think you have what it takes to become Nigeria's first female president? Amen! You know what? I have thought about it and I am not stopping. The sky is going to be the stepping stone for me. So you think it can happen that you'll become Nigeria's first female president? It can happen! Our president's wife, who is one of my sweethearts, has said enough of the male domination. As a woman, come out and prove yourself because that is the only way for women. For you guys, it is normal. But for the woman, your track records, your antecedents are the things that will speak for you. For someone like that, she inspires me and God, for me, says it is very doable and so we'll get there. source This is not the first time we are hearing people talk about transforming the country and the state, how is yours any different from theirs? Well, you know I can talk about the past ten years that I have been in Ikorodu and anyone who knows me will attest to the fact that I live Ikorodu everyday. It is not something I can do by myself. But I know, if given the opportunity in the office, with help and support, this kingdom will experience an unusual transformation. I was brought up to be as tough as man, I can also do what the men can do. Most of your opponents, if not all, are men. What is giving you the assurance that you are likely to come out tops? It is not my style to put anybody down, I will talk for Me. And charity, they say, starts from the home. My father of blessed memory wanted a boy, but he had me as his first daughter and before he died, he called me ten men in one (okunrin mewa). He'd call me 'Akanke, okunrin mewa' meaning that he raised me tough like a boy which was just stereotype. Everyday now we raise our children to be tough, stop limiting them because of their sexes. I am a mother of eight, I work hard, and I tell my children that I want their wives to bless me and say 'your mother did an awesome job'. I made their jobs easier for them, so being a woman does not make you any less of a person. Being a woman is a bigger platform, you have a bigger heart, you are equipped to take the whole load and come out pretty. So it is a special grace. As a woman with ten men inside of her, apparently you're... (Cuts in) Ah! I'm still learning... I am still learning because everyday it is a whole new experience for me and those are the things I believe have equipped me to do this job. And I know that this time around, I am the best that they can have for the post. READ ALSO: Buhari orders re-opening of Maritime University, sets up 5-man committee Obviously, you must have a bigger ambition even though you're starting with the chairmanship post. Do you think you have what it takes to become Nigeria's first female president? Amen! You know what? I have thought about it and I am not stopping. The sky is going to be the stepping stone for me. So you think it can happen that you'll become Nigeria's first female president? It can happen! Our president's wife, who is one of my sweethearts, has said enough of the male domination. As a woman, come out and prove yourself because that is the only way for women. For you guys, it is normal. But for the woman, your track records, your antecedents are the things that will speak for you. For someone like that, she inspires me and God, for me, says it is very doable and so we'll get there. |
Re: 'I Can Become Nigeria's First Female President, It Is Do by wydmag(m): 12:18pm On May 06, 2017 |
Op! confess, wia u copy this thing from. e too long o! u wan kiii pesin eye? |
Re: 'I Can Become Nigeria's First Female President, It Is Do by Crownadex(m): 12:23pm On May 06, 2017 |
I laugh in China voice .....kjin jun chin Is it bcz people used to say .... What a man can do , a woman can do better mind you Niger government no be small load that you think u carry to head like that , unless u ready to eat with devils |
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