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The attention of Bolaji Abdullahi Campaign Organization (BACO) has been drawn to a mischievous news item with the headline: "Notorious Cultist, Ojulari is Bolaji Abdullahi's hitman'. We wish to disassociate Omoluabi from any affinity with any cultist, just as we make bold to say that our principal does not require the services of anyone with even a slight history of violence to win election. For clarity, a rally is an open event, and there is no way Omoluabi or anyone for that matter could have screened all who decided to join. At the Ilorin West rally from which the now circulating photo of the said Ojulari was taken; people freely joined the procession at different points and joints, and with the massive turnout that greeted the rally; there was no way then identity of all those who participated could be ascertained. In any case, every plain hearted politician, except for mischief makers, is familiar with cases of uninvited individuals joining rally procession for the e

  The PDP Kwara Central senatorial candidate and Former Minister For Youths and Sports Development, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi has sympathised with the people of Kwara Central senatorial district over the current fuel scarcity in the State and across the country, which has paralysed social and economic activities and brought much suffering to the people.  Abdullahi, in a statement released by his media team, noted that the current APC government has brought untold hardship to the people due to their incompetence.  "The current fuel scarcity is directly connected with the decision of the APC government to increase the pump price of petrol across the country. It's quite ironical that these same APC members were the ones who made the country ungovernable when former President Jonathan attempted to increase the price of fuel in 2012." The former Minister commended the people of Kwara Central Senatorial District for their resilience and endurance under the APC party that has repe

Unless Mallam Saliu Mustapha has a different meaning to what impact means, it is enormously embarrassing that an intending Senator, which will Insha Allah not be, is in the public domain, asking what impact did Bolaji's ideas have on the people and the society as Commissioner for Education in Kwara State and Minister of Youth and Sports. If not an act borne out of hatred, desperation and low self-esteem, what can such statement be excused for? It's perchance, another display of ineptitude to grasp how a policy is evaluated. Again, it is a pure insult on the "citizens" who are the beneficiaries of Bolaji's efforts as Kwara State Commissioner for Education and Nigerian Minister. This act reminds me of a proverb which says "Ignorance is More Expensive than Education" History can't be rewritten in anyway that pleases you just because the time has passed. The time may be long passed, but not all the people that witnessed Bolaji's time as Kwara State C