As reprehensible as the murky water of Nigeria politics,where alliances are often shaped by convenience rather than conviction, Senator Sadiku Abubakar Ohere’s career offers a different narrative.
His long-standing relationship with former Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Adoza Bello, reflects a brand of politics anchored on trust, consistency, and personal integrity—values increasingly scarce in Nigeria’s political landscape.
From the early days of his political rise, through the period he served as a Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and even after his exit from the Senate following a court verdict, Senator Ohere’s loyalty never wavered. Losing office did not change his values or his allegiance. Instead, it revealed strength of character and a deep respect for mentorship that transcends position and power.
The bond between Senator Ohere and Alhaji Yahaya Bello was built on shared vision, trust, and years of collective struggle to reposition Kogi State, especially Kogi Central. While many relationships in politics are transactional, theirs was rooted in belief and purpose. Even when political pressure mounted and walking away seemed convenient, Senator Ohere chose consistency over convenience.
True loyalty is tested in difficult moments. Senator Ohere faced criticism, pressure, and shifting political winds, yet he remained steadfast. His resilience, particularly after leaving office, reinforced an important truth: leadership is not defined by title, but by character. Influence does not end with a seat; it is sustained by credibility and honor.
What truly sets him apart is that his loyalty did not end with power. Even after his mentor left office, respect and allegiance remained intact. This posture sends a strong message to younger politicians that mentorship deserves honor beyond political advantage.
Senator Sadiku Abubakar Ohere’s journey is a lesson in political maturity and moral consistency. It shows that loyalty grounded in trust and belief can withstand trials, transitions, and time itself.
In an era when many retreat at the first sign of uncertainty, Senator Ohere chose to remain firm. That choice, sustained through power and its absence, defines his public life and places him among leaders whose actions, rather than ambition, speak most clearly about who they are.
~ Comr Abner Aliu ✍️