Alhaji Abdullahi Yaman, a governorship hopeful on the stage of the All Progressives Congress (APC) says the craving for change in Kwara must get through the voting station.
Yaman made this known in a meeting with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Abuja.
He said that the requirement for a change in the political space would not get through some other means but rather the tallying station.
He communicated pledge to the Kwara venture toward a positive change, including that Kwara must join the council of created states in the nation.
"The change we want in Kwara State is long past due and we should all cooperate toward guaranteeing that the age-long battle is actualized through the voting booth and not slug.''
He said that the real worry of good-natured Nigerians had been what the result of the imminent general decisions at all levels would be, particularly in the state.
Yaman anyway encouraged the general population of Kwara not to be perplexed, including that the decision would be sans animosity since the general population was balanced for change "and change they will see''.
He said that Kwara was one of the financially in reverse states in the nation, including that when he rose as the legislative head of the state, everything would be done to rescue the circumstance.
"I am supporting the freedom of Kwara from a person who has put the state in his pocket, and this is the reason I toss my cap into the ring to free the state,'' he said.
Yaman said that he stayed focused on the goal and projects of the APC at all levels and would not receive the trust of the general population.
He communicated disturb at a few people whom he depicted as narrow-minded, saying that all they were keen on was to play the legislative issues of misleading and maladministration to the detriment of the majority.
The governorship hopeful said that he was a detribalized Nigerian with solid friendship for the oppressed and would not enable the state to be spellbound when he rose as the senator.
He approached energetic individuals of Kwara to unite hand with him in his mission to administer the state on the stage of APC, saying "my command will rescue the state''.
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