Na Who Love Me We Go Love — Oredo Youths Profess Loyalty To Lawmaker Hon Esosa Iyawe ❤

“Na who go dey by your side if you waka through fire fire… Na who love me I go love, na who love us we go love.” — Burna Boy

This opening line from Burna Boy’s trending anthem has now become the anthem of Oredo youths as they rally around their lawmaker, Hon. Engr. Esosa Iyawe FNSE, a man they say has not just represented them but stood inside the fire with them.

Love in Action: Iyawe’s Record in Oredo

For many young people in Oredo, Iyawe’s tenure in the Green Chambers is not just politics — it’s personal. From healthcare interventions, empowerment programs, transport buses, scholarship support, skills acquisition tools, to securing federal jobs for Oredo youths, Iyawe has left fingerprints of love and service across the constituency.

“He has been consistent, real, and present. When we had challenges with youth unemployment, he brought tools and trainings. When transportation became difficult, he provided buses. This is what love looks like in action,”

— Osaro Igbinovia, New Benin resident

Another resident, Faith Omoregie from Ekiosa, put it plainly:

“We have seen representatives before, but Iyawe na different breedZAko. His bills in the National Assembly dey touch real issues — technology, jobs, women inclusion — and you can feel that he actually wants better for us. Na who love us we go love.”

Bills and Representation: Standing in the Fire

In Abuja, Hon. Iyawe has not been silent. His sponsorship of people-oriented bills — ranging from tech innovation policies to infrastructure development frameworks — is proof that Oredo’s voice is loud in the Green Chambers.

Political watchers note that his alignment with national priorities, while still speaking truth to power on local issues, is exactly what is needed for Edo’s development.

“He is doing what Burna Boy said — not living to impress anybody, just focusing on his people. Oredo no dey left behind again.”

— Tosin Oviawe, Youth Leader

The Political Vibe: Who Stands With Us, We Stand With

The message is clear: Oredo will stand with who stands with them. In a political climate where trust is rare, Iyawe has earned not just votes but hearts.

As Burna Boy’s chorus rings:

“Na who love us we go love”

Oredo youths are telling their lawmaker: you have loved us, and we love you back.

Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah is the Principal and CEO of Bush Radio Academy.