Open Letter: Beware of Praise Singers with Sugarcoated Tongues – Iyede To Gov. Ododo

Dear Governor Usman Ododo,

As you embark on your tenure as the Governor of Kogi State, it is crucial to remain vigilant and wary of praise singers with sugarcoated tongues. These individuals, who often flood political landscapes, have a history of praising previous officeholders to their detriment.

Such praise singers have the tendency to elevate political officeholders to a threshold where they become complacent, believing that their popularity and success are already secured. This can lead to a dangerous shift in focus away from the aggressive project development and genuine engagement with the people that are essential for lasting positive impact.

Already, we can observe these praise singers starting to flood the scene with their sugarcoated chants of admiration. It is imperative that you do not allow their flattery to divert you from your passion and desire to leave a positive mark on the sands of time.

Remember that authentic and genuine popularity comes from tangible achievements and meaningful improvements in the lives of the people of Kogi State. Continue to focus on your vision for the state, implementing projects and policies that will bring real progress and development.

Your commitment to the welfare of the people and the betterment of Kogi State must remain unwavering, despite the seductive allure of praise. Stay true to your goals, and let your actions speak louder than the words of those who seek to flatter for their gain.

Finally, I urge you to be cautious and maintain a clear vision for Kogi State, undistracted by those who offer praise without substance. Your legacy will be defined by your dedication to the people and the positive changes you bring to the state.

Yours Sincerely,

Emmanuel Odekina Iyede,
Environmental and ICT Consultant,
Abuja – FCT

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