ALL EYES ON OGHALE
His sagacity is telling, showcasing a disposition that’s irresistible to one and all. At a time the Isoko nation is in dire need of effective and efficient representation at the National Assembly so our collective yearnings and aspirations can well be articulated in order to bring forth tangible and measurable results in real time no other name comes to mind as much as Sir Bldr Blessing Obomovo. And this is for a reason.
A shrewd businessman with the turnaround mentality to quickly fix things is all Isoko North & South deserves at the House of Representatives Abuja come 2027 if our dream to be counted among fast developing ethnic nationalities is to materialize.
With an eye for the minutest detail Sir Bldr Blessing Obomovo has a knack for doing things correctly for the benefit of everyone. Armed with his master plan for the advancement of Isoko nation our land will be much more better for it when he’s given the nod.
Sir Obomovo isn’t called governor of the youths for nothing. Aside educational empowerment via scholarship awards and sports development which he has been championing for several years now, a comprehensive youths skill – up programme that will transform boys to men has been drawn up for implementation soon as he’s saddled with the responsibility.
The aged and vulnerable in Isoko nation are often neglected and relegated to the background in the scheme of things, but with Sir Blessing Obomovo this will definitely not be the case as their dignity and sense of belonging will be fully restored.
Since the Isoko nation is poised to make progress in terms of sustainable growth and development, conscious efforts must be made to choose the right person with the set skills to steer the wheel with a view to producing smart measurable results that will maximally be useful to us.
We all desire fresh air in Isoko North & South Constituency at the National Assembly, now is the time to make it real. Let all eyes be on Sir Bldr Blessing Obomovo, together we can make it happen. OghaleIsoko2027 is here.
