MAMA DIASPORA implores Nigerians should vote irrespective of religion, tribe and culture - POLITICS IS NOT DO OR DIE.

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TAG 23 members with Mama Diaspora

The Queen Mother, HRH Temitope Amina Ajayi (MAMA DIASPORA) implores Nigerians to vote irrespective of tribe, culture, and religion as politics is not a do-or-die affair at the turbaning award event that was held on the 1st of January, 2023 at the National Stadium Complex, Surulere where she was installed the title of Iya Adinni of JAMSAN.

The event which hosted dignitaries far and wide had also in attendance the management of the Tinubu Advocacy Group - TAG '23, as they were ably represented by the Group's Director General, Boluwatife Ayeni, and the Media and Publicity Director, Tunde Oyedele gracing the occasion on behalf of the Queen Mother who also doubles as the Matron of the group, was an avenue to brief the press on issues relating to the coming February 25 Presidential elections.

At the briefing after the installation, she thanked God for the award conferred on her by the Jamuhiyat Salat Niyass Society of Nigeria – JAMSAN, and also spoke at length urging Nigerian women and youths to be united and work for their political growth. She pointed out that women and youths have played prominent roles in national development and nation-building, so, they should not undermine their importance in national growth. In her words, "Politics is not do-or-die, there should be three Ministries that for senior citizens, minister of state, and minister of youths (that is, for agriculture, finance, sports, housing, and works, etc. Let us start educating our youths right now, why I am actively involved in politics because I am fighting for women and young loved ones. Everybody knows me very well that I love women and youths.”

On the type of leadership best needed for the nation, she replied in her words, “Nigerians should wake up. Politics would not be interesting if there are no opponents, there must be obedient, Atikulate, Jagabanist, Kwankwaso, and other movements and that is what makes it interesting. Politics is not a do-or-die affair because after the election we are all coming back as one. I love Nigeria and Nigerians should please take religion away from their everyday activities. In America, China, and even in Ghana they do not talk about religion, so why is Nigeria now saying, Christian Muslim, Muslim Muslim, please let’s stay focused and support the person that can deliver, we talking of experience is the best teacher, please let’s learn from the masters. Asiwaju has been on this thing, we fought for democracy, oh my God! we suffered o, and most of us lost everything we ever own. But the politics of today, I am begging everybody, religion one, tribe one, we have to come together and God helps all of us".

Attached are images from the event.








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