From Primaries To The Polls: Okene Market Women Pledge Landslide For Sanni Ogembe
The atmosphere in Okene main market was nothing short of electric yesterday as hundreds of market women converged to celebrate the resounding victory of Hon. Sanni Salau Ogembe in the recently concluded primary elections.
Singing praises, dancing, and hoisting banners bearing his image, the traders turned the commercial hub into a festival of joy, description-matching the win as a victory for the masses.
For the market women of Okene, Hon. sanni Salau Ogembe’s triumph is not just a political milestone; it is a validation of leadership that listens. Speaking on behalf of the traders, Hajia Aminat Bello, the Market Women Leader (*Iya Oloja*), expressed immense gratitude and relief over the election outcomes.
Hon. Sanni Salau Ogembe has always been there for us. When we needed support for our small businesses, he listened. When our market infrastructure needed attention, he stepped up. This victory is our victory, and we are here to show him that our loyalty is not just in words, but in action."
The overwhelming support from the Okene market women stems from a long-standing relationship built on impact and accessibility. Over the years, Hon. Sanni Ogembe has distinguished himself through several grassroots initiatives.
Hon. Sanni has consistently providing interest-free loans and financial grants to petty traders to boost their capital.
Maintaining an open-door policy where the voices of market women and grassroots organizers are actively heard in decision-making processes.
Looking Ahead to the General Elections
While the primary election victory is a massive milestone, the market women have made it clear that their work is just beginning. They pledged to mobilize their families, neighbors, and fellow traders to ensure a landslide victory for Hon. Ogembe in the upcoming general elections.
As the drums rolled and the singing echoed through the streets of Okene, the message was loud and clear: Hon. Sanni Salau Ogembe is the choice of the people, and the market women stand solidly behind him.
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