The Regent of Aramoko-Ekiti, Princess Owolabi Adeyemi has warned residents against allowing communal hatred to divide the town, urging them to embrace unity and peaceful coexistence for the overall development of the community.

Princess Owolabi noted that no community can achieve meaningful progress where hatred, division and bitterness thrive, imploring them to shelve their swords and embrace accord for the community to develop.

The Regent gave the warning during the All Progressive Congress (APC) voter education exercise and community engagement in Aramoko, Ekiti Central Senatorial District, organised by Engr Atinuke Owolabi, in support of the re-election of President Bola Tinubu and Senator Michael Opeyemi Bamidele, under the theme, “My Vote, My Voice”.

The Regent cited Iyin-Ekiti as an example, noting that the community has continued to witness remarkable development because its people have stood firmly behind their representative and their son, the Senate Leader, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele and supported his efforts to bring progress home.

She lamented that the reverse is the case in Aramoko-Ekiti, where she said some residents pull down their own people in top positions instead of supporting them, which has continued to deprive the town of the development it deserves.

Her words, “Anytime I travel to Iyin-Ekiti and see the roads and other wonders that the Senate Leader is doing, I am always marveled.

“His people are supporting him, that’s why he’s doing such to his hometown and he will continue to take the dividends of democracy to them.

“But reverse is the case here in Aramoko-Ekiti. The conspiracy and hatred among us is too much. Let’s stop that, let’s love one another so that this town can develop.

“Look at our roads, don’t we also deserve infrastructural development? Please, let’s bury the hatchet of hatred and focus on how this town can thrive”.