Kogi State is at a historic crossroads. Throughout our state, there is a rising wave of hope and political awakening as Dr. Folabora Adekoya Bryhm emerges as a strong, credible, and people-focused candidate for the 2027 Governorship Election.
Dr. Folabora Adekoya Bryhm’s impressive track record, along with his extensive experience in the private sector, makes him a leader ready to provide capable, open, and visionary governance. He offers a clear break from traditional politics and brings the fresh, practical, and results-driven leadership that Kogi State desperately needs.
Dr. Folabora Adekoya Bryhm is committed to inclusive development, social justice, peace, unity, and sustainable economic growth. His vision addresses the aspirations of workers, youth, women, elders, traders, professionals, and underserved communities in Kogi State.
KODA Policy: Leadership with Purpose
The path ahead is not just political; it is also moral, ideological, and transformative.
It is a movement to:
- Reclaim the dignity of our people
- Rebuild Kogi State’s institutions
- Restore accountability and trust in leadership
- End governance of exclusion, oppression, and neglect
This is about creating a government that listens, serves, and delivers.
A government where leadership is a responsibility, not a privilege.
A government that puts the people first, not personal interests.
The Choice Before Kogi People
Dear people of Kogi State, the choice we face is clear and significant.
We can stick with recycled leadership that has brought hardship, division, and unfulfilled promises, or we can choose a new political direction based on fairness, openness, competence, and people-centered governance.
Dr. Folabora Adekoya Bryhm offers that new direction. He symbolizes hope over fear, service over self, and progress over stagnation.
Now is the time to organize, mobilize, and take charge of our future.
Let us join together in supporting Dr. Folabora Adekoya Bryhm to create a well-governed, economically thriving, and socially just Kogi State.
Together, we will rise and reclaim Kogi State – for ourselves, for our children, and for generations yet unborn.
– Sani Mohammed writes from Lokoja.
