Ajaokuta Federal Constituency: Opinion poll places Barr. Sanni top amongst others

… Respondents list bridge building ability, community development as his selling points

An opinion poll conducted by Sagios Communication has placed the All Progressives Congress Flag bearer For Ajaokuta Federal Constituency, Barr. Sanni Egidi Abdulraheem ahead of other contestants in the forthcoming February General Election.

Speaking with journalists after the poll, Senusi Valo, Chief Executive Officer, Sagios, said the poll sampled opinion across the federal Constituency.

He said 5000 opinion sampled across the Wards of the Federal Constituency showed there preference for Barr. Sanni.

As to why he is preferred, the respondents listed his bridge building ability as his greatest selling point.

They all noted that what Ajaokuta Federal Constituency needs moving forward is a representative who can build bridges and unite the people together.

Ajaokuta Federal Constituency according to the respondents is a miniature Nigeria with the next dispensation expected to produce one who can make the people see themselves as one again irrespective of tribe, religion and district, said emphatically that Barr. Sanni has proven to have such qualities.

Respondents observed that Barr. Sanni has over time proven to be passionate about the development of Ajaokuta Federal Constituency, pointing out that all that is needed was to cross his path, said he does not discriminate.

Similarly, his philanthropic gestures even before joining politics as a gladiator, speaks volumes, with all the respondents pointing to one area he has individually and has impacted there communities collectively over the last two decades.

The demography showed that the women and Youths group are more, irrespective of political and tribal affiliation placing Barr. Sanni ahead other contestants.

According to the Chief Executive officer, the poll results represent the views of the people, said it intends to cover more respondents in the December and January poll before the February and March General election.