By Musa Bakare.
As Kogi State gears up for the 2027 governorship election, one thing is clear: this won’t be business as usual.
For too long, power has stayed locked in a few hands, sidelining entire regions. Kogi West has waited patiently, but the call for fairness is now loud and unstoppable. Across all districts, the message is simple, 2027 must bring balance, and Kogi West must produce the next governor.
Gone are the days when money and imposition decided elections. Today’s voters want true leaders, those with proven records, loyalty, and the ability to unite Kogi, not divide it. The people are watching closely, judging by deeds, not just words.
This election feels more than political; it’s spiritual. Prayers rise in homes and worship centers, hoping for a leader who respects God, values institutions, and sees power as service.
Kogi’s strategic role as Nigeria’s North-South bridge means the next governor needs the skill to navigate national politics while keeping peace at home.
The people are tired of empty promises and want real change, a leader who delivers development and restores hope.
Look closely: Kogi’s future demands justice, balance, and strong leadership. The window is open. The time for Kogi West to lead is now.
– Musa Asiru Bakare, APC Foundation Member and Political Analyst, writes from Lokoja.
