Guber: Ondo Needs Good Head, Here’s the Way Forward— Gbenga Adene Hints Voters During Voice Air Media’s Political Engagement

A political engagement workshop held on June 27, 2024, in Cyberspace, had renowned architect and humanitarian, Gbenga Adene, who call for better leadership in Ondo State.

 

Adene highlighted three key points that he believes are essential for good leadership. Firstly, he emphasized the need for leaders who will put the masses first, citing Dr. Olusegun Mimiko as an example; “infrastructure in Health, Education, and other provisions, that met the people’s need”

 

“A good leader will prioritize the needs of the people, not their own personal interests,”

 

“The former Governor Dr. Mimiko engaged with local communities to understand their needs, and that’s the kind of leadership we need in Ondo State.”

 

Secondly, Adene stressed the importance of leaders with a good head and heart towards the masses.

 

“A good leader should have emotional intelligence, be able to empathize with the people, and have a heart for the masses,” he said.

 

“We need leaders who will not prioritize personal glory or gratification over the needs of the people.”

 

Lastly, Adene encouraged citizens to scrutinize leaders before casting their votes.

 

“We need to look at a leader’s antecedents, their policies, and their actions. We need to ask ourselves if they truly care about our well-being,”

 

“We must not vote based on accomplishments, influence, sentiment or emotion, but on the merit and credibility of the candidate.”

 

The event was hosted by Bright Olorungbotemi OneClass and sponsored by VOICE AIR MEDIA Online News. Adene’s remarks resonated with the audience, that votes count, as the state prepares for the upcoming election, Adene’s call for full participation of citizens during and after voting for a better Ondo state.

 

Our Correspondent gathered that Gbenga Adene’s message is clear: Ondo State deserves a good head as leader, and it’s up to the citizens to demand it. By prioritizing the masses, exhibiting emotional intelligence, and scrutinizing leaders before voting, citizens can ensure that only credible leaders emerge in the state. We owe it to ourselves and future generations.