It is sad that we have become our own worst enemies as a people. We have so reduced ourselves to a battered people that cannot see beyond our noses.

We are now selfish even to our own detriment and that of our own tomorrow. Yet we point fingers at the other person as our problem.

Why would I say the above?

It’s all because of the kind of abuses and insults we easily reign on ourselves to the point of avoiding the obvious.

What is the obvious?

Eni to ma da aso fun ni, ti orun e ni a woo! If you have a track record of the trinity of oneself, that is, I, me and myself, as all you can show for your being in or a part of of government, why should we consider you?

It is so easy to take sides because of the coins we will all get in this season, it is our collective tomorrow that we are mortgaging today. Post election, they will be waiting for their return on investment. The pittance they have given you.

If you have the interest of Osun at heart, then please put these candidates next to each other and analyze them. If I choose to buy the lies of the past as against your informed better choice, I have contributed to the failure of Osun while you have helped in your own ways to elevate Osun.

Either way, we will remain indigenes if Osun just that I went for my stomach and you chose for the betterment of Osun.

So ask yourself;

Why are salaries of about 24 months have not been paid?

Why do we deserve a governor that suddenly for election prudence thinks a donation of 2 million naira is something we should all dance for joy about?

Why should we choose dancing away our joys as against qualitative education? What you don’t have, you can never give me!

In the end, the joy or sorrows will be all of ours!

Osunians! Open your eyes and get out of penury.