Kwara Freedom Squard

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Dear all,

Kwara Must Change shall be unveiling a PR session known as #FreedomSquard

#FreedomSquard shall be bringing you information about all the freedom seeking opposition aspirants, vying for different offices.

Trust me, we shall be giving you information like never before.

This would be the first major tell it all about all of the opposition aspirants, from governorship to state house of assembly.

It is a premium service and only aspirants ready to hold an interview session with us, to respond to our questions shall be featured.

For interested aspirants, email discus4now@gmail.com or send WhatsApp message to 08076976917.

No calls please.

Thanks

Kwara Must Change

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