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Who should not vote for Teslim Kolawole Folarin? Please if you truly hate Oyo state and yourself kindly don't vote for Senator Teslim Kolawole Folarin It is only people who believe Oyo State cannot be developed better than its present status that will not vote for Senator Folarin He is one of the best strategists and administrators with a humongous network of brilliant minds who can turn stone into gold. It is only those who do not want Oyo State to be transformed into a first-class cosmopolitan city in Nigeria that will not vote for Senator Folarin. A vote for Folarin is a vote for Prosperity Rapid Development Empowerment of the youths Employment opportunities Educational advancement Rural development Peace and tranquility Tourism enhancement Enhanced worker's welfare package Favorable tax regime Elders and Aged welfare consolidation Only a wicked and devilish fellow will not vote for these programs I am sure you are not one of them Vote Teslim Kolawole Folarin Vote for a better Oyo State Vote for a bigger Oyo State Vote for Peace Assured Signed Wale Ojo- Lanre

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