There are moments in history when a people, pushed to the edge of silence and suffering, suddenly rise—not because they are strong, but because they can no longer endure the weight of broken promises.
Kogi East has reached that moment.
Out of the ashes of neglect, out of the dust of abandoned communities, out of the cries of forgotten youths—a force has emerged.
A force unbent, unbought, unshakeable.
That force is Alhaji Muritala Ajaka.
He is not stepping into the political arena as a mere contestant.
He is stepping in as the voice of a wounded people, as the conscience of a land whose glory was dragged into the mud, as a symbol of a future that refuses to die.
For years, Kogi East has carried scars—scars of underdevelopment, of broken leadership, of dreams suffocated by selfish hands. But today, there is a stirring. A political awakening. A radical reawakening.
The chains of fear are breaking. The silence is collapsing.
Because Ajaka represents more than a name—
He represents the uprising of a forgotten generation.
He represents a fearless march towards justice, equity, and restoration.
His presence shakes the old order.
His message rattles those who have fattened themselves on the suffering of the people.
His courage rekindles the fire in the hearts of the youths who refuse to inherit a future built on failure.
In every village of Kogi East, in every ward, in every community—
a quiet revolution is rising.
A people tired of crawling are ready to stand.
A people stripped of their dignity are ready to reclaim their throne.
A people denied their place are ready to fight for restoration.
Muritala Ajaka is the expression of our anger,
the vessel of our hope,
and the roadmap to our return to greatness.
This is not politics as usual.
This is a radical shift.
A demand for accountability.
A refusal to remain in darkness.
A rebirth of the Igala spirit—the spirit of warriors, builders, and leaders.
Kogi East is done begging.
Kogi East is done waiting.
Kogi East is ready to rise.
And with Alhaji Muritala Ajaka, the restoration of our former glory is not a promise. It is a revolution and it has already begun.
– Edison Atumeyi Edime
Political Activist and Youths Advocate.
Email: atumeyiedime9@gmail.com
07068760054
