Prof S.E Eromosele aka Mudiame, A Passion To Excel In Governance, Rekindle The Obedient Movement


By Elvis Omoregie

According to Prof Mudiame Nation fails not because they are cursed or created to fail, nations fail because of the failure of leadership.

In a democracy, the assurance of good governance does not derive its efficacy from soapbox rhetorics and promises that are bereft of clarity of focus.

Leaders who are committed to doing the right things to give the people a new lease of life are rare to find.

Such leaders are driven by a passion for excellence in everything they set out to do.

Happily, the sun is rising and emerging. It is Professor S.E Eromosele aka Mudiame who is on a mission to reset Edo with new ideas that would open a new chapter of fulfilled hopes and pubic expectations.

 Mudiame motivation for politics derives from a desire to conduct public affairs and transparently manage public resources, free from abuse and corruption, for the maximization of public welfare and happiness of all.

In driving his promises , he will build a strong reputation of visibility in transparency, accountability and excellence.

His PEOPLE FIRST mantra-- a sacred political creed, underscores his desire to build broad based consensus from diversity of  interests-- thereby strengthening the bond of Edo common history.

No section of the State will be left out in his development plans and execution.

Let us therefore nominate and support Prof Mudiame For Edo 2024 Governorship election.

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