I am deeply honored to have participated in the G-7 Kwara South Political Summit held at the Omu-Aran City Complex, under the compelling theme: “Defining Unity of Purpose for Kwara South Senatorial District.” This timely gathering of distinguished stakeholders, political leaders, and office holders reflects our shared commitment to the peace, progress, and prosperity of Kwara South.
In every thriving society, unity of purpose stands as the foundation upon which sustainable development is built. For us in Kwara South, it is not merely a slogan, it is a call to consciousness. It is a shared resolve to rise above divisions and pursue the common good of our land and our people.
The convergence of visionary minds at this summit is a testament to our collective will to confront the pressing challenges facing our senatorial district, ranging from insecurity and infrastructural deficits to youth unemployment, economic stagnation, and strategic preparations for the 2027 general elections. It is heartening to witness such unity of purpose, driven by a desire to forge lasting solutions and chart a bold and inclusive path forward.
"Unity of purpose means that regardless of our individual backgrounds, local affiliations, political leanings, or personal ambitions, we still recognize a greater vision that binds us together. It means that our collective success depends on our ability to cooperate, collaborate, and coordinate efforts across all spheres; education, healthcare, agriculture, infrastructure, youth empowerment, and governance.
We must begin to see ourselves not as communities in competition, but as partners in progress. From Ekiti, Oke-Ero, Irepodun, Isin, Offa, Oyun to Ifelodun, our diversity is our strength. When we pool our talents, resources, and intellect, we become an unstoppable force for transformation. No single individual, group, or community can achieve greatness in isolation.
In the spirit of unity, we must promote dialogue over division, understanding over suspicion, and partnership over rivalry. Our traditional institutions, youth groups, women organizations, and political leaders must work in synergy, each contributing their quota to the vision of a stronger, more prosperous Kwara South.
Let us champion mentorship and capacity building among our youths, support innovation and enterprise, and uphold honesty and accountability in leadership. Let us remember that unity does not mean uniformity; it means working together despite our differences for the sake of a shared destiny.
Our forebears built Kwara South on the enduring values of hard work, truth, and solidarity. It is our responsibility to uphold and expand that legacy. When we unite in purpose, we attract development, inspire confidence, and command respect across the state and beyond.
I commend the convener of this impactful summit for initiating such a strategic and visionary dialogue. It is my hope that this platform becomes a recurring avenue for policy shaping, consensus building, and grassroots mobilization.
This is the time to rekindle our sense of togetherness. Let us speak with one voice, act with one resolve, and dream with one vision; a Kwara South where every son and daughter contributes to building a region of peace, progress, and prosperity.
Together, we can achieve more.
Together, we are stronger.
Together, we define the future of Kwara South.
E- SIGN:
ENGR. DARE BANKOLE
Aspirant for House of Representatives, Ekiti/Isin/Irepodun/Oke-Ero Federal Constituency 2027
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