‘This result is 35-0’ Lai Mohammed mocks Saraki, PDP

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said the ‘Berlin Wall’ of hegemony politics has finally fallen in Kwara State, following the massive victory of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2019 general elections in the state. The Minister, who is the leader of the APC in the state, said the party’s […]

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said the ‘Berlin Wall’ of hegemony politics has finally fallen in Kwara State, following the massive victory of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2019 general elections in the state.

The Minister, who is the leader of the APC in the state, said the party’s brooms have swept the state clean of all traces of hegemony politics, after the party won all 24 House of Assembly seats, all three senatorial seats, all six House of Representatives seats, the governorship and the presidential elections in the state.

”The result is 35-0. Our brooms have swept the state clean,” he said, tracing the long battle for the emancipation of Kwara to Nov. 17th 2018, when the party won the by-election for the Ekiti/Oke-ero/Irepodun/Isin federal constituency.

Thanking the ‘long-suffering’ people of Kwara for their hard work, sacrifices and determination that culminated in the victory, after they rallied under the ‘O To Ge (enough is enough) movement, Mohammed said never again will anyone enslave Kwarans under the guise of dynasty or hegemony politics

He said God made the massive victory possible, and thanked the security agencies, the leaders of the party at state and national levels as well as President Muhammadu Buhari whose leadership and unflinching support, he said, propelled the APC to victory.

The Minister said the victory transcends Kwara State, adding that: ”It is a victory for all advocates of good governance everywhere. It is the triumph of good over evil, no matter how long it takes, and a hard blow to those who willfully turn the public treasury into their personal piggy banks.”

He said, however, that with the victory, the real work has just begun, in view of the high expectations of the people.

”We cannot afford to disappoint our people. We must ride on the wave of their enthusiasm and determination to deliver to them the dividends of democracy, for which they have been yearning. All our leaders, both elected and otherwise, must come together to channel the energy and vibrancy of our people to positive goals,” Mohammed said.