Esosa Iyawe: When Motions Start To Touch lives

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‎On the streets, “impact” means “we dey feel am.” And “motion”? That’s “when things begin move.”
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‎In politics, people are tired of long grammar and big speeches. What they want is simple: “Who dey run things for us?”
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‎Hon. Esosa Iyawe is that man.
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‎In a House where many raise motions just to mark attendance, Iyawe’s own come with purpose — and with results. He’s not raising motions to decorate newspaper pages; he’s raising them to fix the roads, light up communities, improve education, and keep Oredo safe.
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‎ When electricity failed, he moved.
‎ When schools were forgotten, he moved.
‎ When security lagged behind, he moved.
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‎And when he moves, results follow — not excuses.
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‎The people of Oredo didn’t vote for a benchwarmer. They voted for a bold voice. And in Hon. Esosa Iyawe, they got a man who’s not just making noise — he’s making sense, making moves, and making life better.
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‎So let them talk about motions. We’ll talk about impact and motions.
‎And when we talk impact, one name comes up loud and clear:
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‎HON. ESOSA IYAWE — the man turning motions into miracles for Oredo.
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‎By Bush Radio Academy | Inspired by Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah