Enough of Political Intimidation: A Strong Warning to Ibrahim Olarewaju
The ongoing wave of allegations, threats, and political intimidation surrounding Kolawole Davidson Akinlayo can no longer be ignored or treated lightly. Reports making the rounds about secret plots and coordinated attempts to harm Barrister Olarewaju have raised serious alarm, and those involved must understand that such actions, if true, are unacceptable and will be fiercely resisted.
Let it be stated clearly: Kolawole Davidson Akinlayo is not a killer, nor a murderer. Attempts to paint him with such damaging labels are nothing but desperate tactics aimed at destroying his reputation and distracting from the real political contest ahead.
This is a direct call to Ibrahim Olarewaju — leave Akinlayo alone and prepare for the primary election like every other serious contender. Politics is not war, and it must not be turned into one. Resorting to smear campaigns, intimidation, or using individuals to launch coordinated attacks, including those allegedly linked to Oloto Ekiti, will only escalate tensions and trigger a full-scale media confrontation.
Be warned: those pushing these narratives should tread carefully. The era of silent endurance is over. Every action has consequences, and those who attempt to weaponize falsehood and fear should be ready to face equal scrutiny.
This is not a battlefield — it is a democratic process. If there is confidence in popularity and performance, then it should be proven at the polls, not through threats, propaganda, or backdoor tactics.
The message is simple and direct: play politics with maturity, respect the process, and let the people decide. Anything short of that will be met with strong resistance and public exposure.
Comrade Idowu Afuye,
CEO, ISAPOL CONSULTANCY INFORMATION COMMUNICATION FIRM.
