At a time when Igala land is grappling with deep political divisions, internal rivalries, and the lingering effects of fragmented leadership, QS Aminu Abubakar Suleiman stands out as the most solidifying symbol of unity for the Kogi East Senatorial Mandate. His emergence represents not just a candidacy, but a collective yearning for cohesion, stability, and purposeful representation.
The political turmoil in Igala nation has for too long weakened the common voice of Kogi East, creating gaps that have denied the zone its rightful influence at the national level. QS Aminu Abubakar Suleiman understands that the true strength of Kogi East lies in unity—across clans, local governments, political affiliations, and generations.
His approach is anchored on reconciliation, inclusion, and consensus-building, rather than divisive politics.
As a bridge-builder, QS Aminu Abubakar Suleiman embodies the rare ability to listen to all sides, heal old wounds, and refocus the people on shared interests and collective progress. He projects a leadership style that places Igala identity and Kogi East interests above personal ambition, recognizing that only a united front can effectively demand development, fairness, and respect within the Nigerian political space.
In the midst of uncertainty and disillusionment, he offers a clear solution: a united Kogi East speaking with one strong voice in the Senate. His vision is rooted in restoring confidence among the people, harmonizing divergent interests, and transforming political competition into productive collaboration.
QS Aminu Abubakar Suleiman is therefore not just the answer to the current Igala political crisis; he is the rallying point for a renewed mandate—one built on unity, dignity, and purposeful representation. With him, Kogi East can overcome its internal challenges and reclaim its rightful place as a formidable, respected, and influential senatorial district.
– Idris Attah writes from Kogi state.
