Senator Karimi’s Scholarship Crosses Kogi West Senatorial Borders, But Abdul-Blink Sees a Political Crime

Yahaya Idris, media commentator fires back at Abdulsalam Mohammed aka Blink over petition against Senator Sunday Steve Karimi’s statewide scholarship initiative.

A political drama has unfolded in Kogi State following a petition by Abdulsalam Mohammed, popularly known as Blink, from Kogi Local Government Area, who has expressed anger over Senator Sunday Steve Karimi’s decision to extend his scholarship programmes beyond the boundaries of Kogi West Senatorial District.

In a petition titled “We, the Concerned Constituents of Kogi West,” Mohammed Blink expressed deep disappointment and outright condemnation of the senator’s action.

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But in an ironic twist of political communication, what appears to have been designed as a petition against Karimi may have ended up functioning as an unsolicited publicity campaign for the same senator.

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