We write as independent observer watching closely the events in Abeokuta North. With regards to the write up titled'what does Tella want' we have these observation to make .

In the first instance we can say what he wants is equity, justice and fairness. He said his community has not  had any elective office since 1999,he is not lying and the write up has not been able to controvert his position.

In the same vein,we are able to know that he is the most experience for the position as he has said,if there are better aspirants,we shall be glad to have the political resume of the aspirant. 

It is also on record that Dr Prince Tella had contested elections five times in the local government,both for Party and Council.

Be that as it may,it is also a blatant lie to denied the contribution of Dr Tella when he was at the helms of affairs at the local government. If he has done projects to 11wards out of 16wards,then that cannot be washed away with the back of the hand. 

Having noted his contribution,he was also called to come and serve the party as the secretary due to his competence,he never lobbied for it . 

The woodpecker that knocks on the tree in the forest is making an impact,a live of no impact is a live of no value.  He is indeed making impact in APC .

In our interaction with him,he said he has spent 11years in politics before he could get his first appointment. Those crying foul how old are they in politics? Some of them came to contest and not to be part of the process. Those with that mind set will never be patient enough to understand how politics is being played.

In the final analysis,we can conclude that Oke-Ogun community should be given a chance at this moment, for equity, justice and fairness. Also, politics of calumny should stop, while issue based politics should be encouraged among the aspirants.