Omisore Eating Guguru (Popcorn) In Market Square (pics)

Just because this man called Omisore wants to govern Osun State, he has resorted to eating guguru abi popcorn in the market square. Last time, he rode on a bike inside one thick bush all to be seen as mingling with the masses. Why has he suddenly turned to fraternising with a people he never cared for while in power? Imagine him eating guguru while a masked face man carrying a sniper gun is behind him, ready to kill anyone who obstructs him.
He should be told in blank term that Ekiti State is not Osun State where Aregbesola does not mingle with his people. Ogbeni himself is master of the game and to crown it all, he is a hi-tech person who can easily carry out high class rigging should it come to it. Omisore has nothing to offer.

One word for him please

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