Ondo Guber: Retired DCM Bisi Kazeem Exercises Civic Duty, Votes in Ikare-Akoko

Retired Deputy Corps Marshal (DCM) Bisi Kazeem has demonstrated a strong sense of civic responsibility by casting his vote during the recently concluded gubernatorial election in Ondo State. The election, held on Saturday, saw Kazeem participating at his polling unit in Ikare-Akoko.

Having retired from active service with the Federal Road Safety Corps, Kazeem remains an influential figure in national politics. Speaking after casting his vote, he emphasized the importance of contributing to the state’s development through active participation in the electoral process.

“Part of the ways I can play a critical role and contribute my quota to the growth, advancement, and development of the State is by mobilizing stakeholders and my supporters towards voting the right candidate,” Kazeem stated.

He commended the Governor of Ondo State, His Excellency Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa, for overseeing what he described as one of the most peaceful and credible elections in the state’s history. According to Kazeem, the governor’s efforts reflect the reason behind the significant support he received at the polls.

Kazeem also urged all parties involved in the election to accept the results in good faith for the collective interest of the state.

As a respected elder statesman, Kazeem reiterated his willingness to contribute his wealth of experience to the service of the nation whenever called upon.