Press Report Rates PSO team highest among Ondo South Senatorial aspirants.
See reasons below…
*Setting the Gold Standard: PSO’s Strategic Consultation Moves Earn High Marks from Stakeholders*
As the race for the Ondo South Senatorial Seat intensifies, one name has consistently dominated the discourse for all the right reasons. PSO, an acronym for Prof Simidele Odimayo, a leading aspirant in the upcoming senatorial elections, has set a new benchmark for political engagement.
Recent evaluations and public sentiment reports indicate that PSO’s “Awareness and Consultation” drive has received the highest ratings among all contenders, distinguishing the campaign through its depth, inclusivity, and grassroots resonance.
While many aspirants have focused on traditional campaigning, PSO’s approach has been surgical and empathetic—prioritizing listening over speaking. This strategy has not only won over undecided voters but has also garnered respect from political analysts and fellow aspirants alike.
The accolades following Prof Simidele Odimayo are not merely products of a well-oiled campaign machine; they are rooted in a history of service. Over the past several years, PSO has championed initiatives that have directly impacted the lives of constituents, including:
Educational Empowerment: Launching real issues-based discourse, support for his principal’s government across the districts in Ondo state.
Stemming from his boss’s directives, Facilitating the rehabilitation of critical healthcare facilities. Organizing quarterly mobile health clinics that provide free screenings and medication to underserved communities (Hepatitis B, MP, etc)
Support for indigent students and families, farmers and market women as well as human capacity building etc.
These “quiet victories” have formed the bedrock of the current campaign, giving PSO a level of credibility that is difficult to match.
The success of the consultation moves is best reflected in the words of those who have witnessed the work firsthand.
“Working with PSO is like being part of a movement that actually cares about the details. We aren’t just putting up posters; we are sitting in community halls, taking notes on what the elders need and what the youth fear. This high rating is just a reflection of the sincerity we bring to every doorstep.”
— Chief Segun A., Lead Strategist, PSO Campaign Team
The beneficiaries of PSO’s past and present efforts are equally vocal about why this candidacy feels different.
“Most politicians only come when they want our votes, but Prof Simidele Odimayo has been here since the dry season. When our school roof was blown off, when people are afflicted with deadly disease, when many of our youths and graduates are jobless. it wasn’t a campaign promise that fixed it—it was PSO’s immediate intervention. We don’t need to be told who to support; we see the work.” — Madam Elina K., Community Leader and Market Advocate
Political observers attribute PSO’s leading position to three core pillars:
Early Engagement: While others waited for the official “whistle,” PSO began consultations months ago, building a foundation of trust.
Professionalism: The campaign has maintained a dignified tone, focusing on policy and progress rather than divisive rhetoric.
The “Beneficiary Effect”: The sheer number of people who have personally benefited from PSO’s previous private and public initiatives creates a self-sustaining wave of positive testimony.
As the Senate race enters its next phase, PSO remains the aspirant to beat—not just because of the numbers, but because of the heart and history behind the campaign.
*A publication of TBC, Ondo State.*
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