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Isokan Pacesetter Group is a platform made up of Oyo State citizens seeking to contribute and engineer sustainable development, communal progress and good governance in Oyo State. We would continually encourage Oyo state citizens and residents to take an active role in shaping the development of Oyo State whilst also contributing to human capital development within the state. Collectively, we are building a united Oyo State focused on development, growth, better opportunities, and a better future for everyone.
74 days to the presidential election.
Do you know who you're voting for? Have you decided on your candidate yet?
Who are you voting for, and what informed your decision? More importantly, why do you believe they deserve your vote? π
Encourage members of your community to go out and collect their PVCs. Letβs spread the word and ensure everyone is ready to exercise their right to vote. Every vote counts
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PVC collection is ongoing π³οΈ
Go out and collect your PVC. Your vote is your power, so don't wait until it's too late. Be ready to make your voice count.
Politics shouldnβt be about defending everything your preferred politician does.
If your candidate makes a mistake, call it out.
If they do something good, give them credit.
Can we make accountability bigger than political loyalty?
Hello everyone ππ½
αΊΈ kΓΊ α»jα»Μ mαΊΉΜta o! How are you all doing?
As we gradually approach the election season, how are you preparing in your various communities?
What are you doing differently this time around? Are you getting more involved, engaging with your community, or preparing to make a more informed decision?
Letβs hear from you. ππ½
Another week is gone, and we made it through.
May this weekend bring you rest where you need it, joy where you least expect it, and good news that will make you smile. May every effort youβve put in this week yield beautiful results.
Take some time to relax, check on someone you love, and enjoy the little things.
Now tell usβ¦ what are you doing this weekend? πππΎ
Resting at home
Cooking & chilling
Family time
Out with friends
Still hustling
Something else tell us
A NEW WEEK, A NEW OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
As we step into a new week, letβs remember that kindness isnβt only about doing big things. Sometimes, itβs as simple as helping a neighbor, checking on someone, supporting a local business, keeping our environment clean, or lending a helping hand to someone in need.
Letβs be intentional about showing kindness, especially within our immediate communities. Building a better society starts with each of us.
Caring for our communities isnβt just a good thing to do it is part of our civic responsibility.
This week, letβs look beyond ourselves and ask: βWhat can I do to make my community a little better?β
One kind act can inspire another.
One person can make a difference.
And together, we can build stronger communities.
Happy New Week from IPG Oyo State.
#IPGOyoState #HappyNewWeek #CommunityService #CivicResponsibility
You don't need a political office to serve your community.
You can:
β’ Feed someone who is hungry
β’ Help an elderly neighbour
β’ Support a child with school supplies
β’ Teach someone a skill for free
β’ Recommend someone for a job
β’ Support small businesses around you
β’ Clean up your immediate environment
β’ Donate clothes or useful items
β’ Check on vulnerable people
β’ Share opportunities with others
β’ Offer your professional skills for free when you can
β’ Pay someone's transport or meal when you're able
β’ Simply help someone who needs help
E.T.C
Community service isn't only about holding office. Sometimes, it is simply seeing a problem around you and deciding to do something about it.
You can make an impact right where you are.
Politics starts beyond elections. It starts with individuals taking responsibility for their immediate environment helping others, joining community initiatives, speaking up on local issues, volunteering, and contributing solutions.
You donβt have to hold political office to create impact.
What are you personally doing for your community? ππ½
This is truly commendable. Well done, sir.
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There's a borehole close to my office, the building that is supplying power to run the borehole was sold some months ago, since then i volunteered to use my office power while i bought about 20yards of cable to run it from its original source to my office socket. One of few
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i do my part my contributing towards the progress of my communities
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We must start from somewhere, not until you become governor or senator
Keep it up ma'am
To God be the glory for the little lives I've been able to touch. I truly believe you don't have to be rich to help others, just start with whatever little you have.
βBack when my business was booming, I used to import USA Huggies straight to Naija and share cartons of them at Oluyoro Catholic Hospital here in Ibadan. Even as seasons and financial statuses changed, I never stopped. I transitioned to giving out foodstuffs and cash to widows and widowers at Olorunda Abaa and that is what Iβm still doing to this day.
βMay God bless me with the grace and provision to do even more π
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I may not be in a political office, but I contribute in my own little way by helping people around me, supporting those in need, speaking up about issues that affect my community,offering solutions whenever I can.I believe change starts with what we do.
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To God be the glory for the little lives I've been able to touch. I truly believe you don't have to be rich to help others, just start with whatever little you have.
βBack when my business was booming, I used to import USA Huggies straight to Naija and share cartons of them at Oluyoro Catholic Hospital here in Ibadan. Even as seasons and financial statuses changed, I never stopped. I transitioned to giving out foodstuffs and cash to widows and widowers at Olorunda Abaa and that is what Iβm still doing to this day.
βMay God bless me with the grace and provision to do even more π
Politics starts beyond elections. It starts with individuals taking responsibility for their immediate environment helping others, joining community initiatives, speaking up on local issues, volunteering, and contributing solutions.
You donβt have to hold political office to create impact.
What are you personally doing for your community? ππ½
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Youβre so right. Elections are just one day every few years. Real politics starts every morning. It starts with us taking responsibility for our street our estate our school our market. I try to show up where I can mentoring young people like me for free joining neighborhood clean ups supporting small food drives with the little I have and using my voice online to amplify local issues and solutions. I also volunteer skills and donate time instead of just complaining. You donβt need a title or political office to create impact. Consistent small actions compound.
Politics starts beyond elections. It starts with individuals taking responsibility for their immediate environment helping others, joining community initiatives, speaking up on local issues, volunteering, and contributing solutions.
You donβt have to hold political office to create impact.
What are you personally doing for your community? ππ½