By Musa Bakare.
Politics rarely lies for long. No matter the propaganda, the shifting alliances, or the private ambitions of a few, reality always breaks through. As 2027 draws near, the political temperature in Kogi State sends an unmistakable message: the people are demanding power shifts to Kogi West Senatorial District and Hon. James Abiodun Faleke as their next governor.
This is not mere noise, it is momentum. It is not media hype, it is a movement.
From communities and party structures to grassroots networks, the message is consistent: Kogi needs experience, balance, and competent leadership, now. The era of trial and error governance is over.
Hon. James Abiodun Faleke is not a gamble. He is tested, grounded, and prepared.
This demand also speaks to justice. Kogi West has waited patiently. That patience has matured into legitimacy. Faleke’s candidacy represents equity paired with capacity, a rotation grounded in readiness. Ignoring this truth is not strategy; it is political blindness.
The people are no longer whispering, they are speaking boldly. Party members are aligning. The grassroots are awake. The political base is consolidating.
Those still pretending not to hear should understand this: when the people move, structures inevitably follow. 2027 is not a season for excuses; it is a moment for decision.
Kogi is ready.
The people are ready.
The time is now.
The political temperature has spoken.
– Musa Asiru Bakare, Foundational Member of APC and Political Analyst, writes from Lokoja, Kogi state.
