A Pro-Democracy group, Kwara Must Change, has established a think tank to create a policy document for the post "O to ge" administration, which it refers to as the Post Otoge Project (POP2027, as reported by The Punch

Kwara Must Change has also appointed Dr Mopelola AbdulMalik-Bashir, the immediate past Commissioner for Women Affairs and a well-known pro-democracy activist in the state, to lead the POP2027 think tank.

It is worth recalling that the All Progressives Congress launched the 'O to ge' movement to secure victory in the 2019 elections, which ended the 16-year rule of the Peoples Democratic Party in the state.

In a statement issued on Sunday by the group's Convener, Abdulrazaq Hamzat, it was explained that the "POP2027 think tank will devise a policy framework for the next administration to consolidate the achievements of the Kwara liberation, address weaknesses identified in the current system, broaden the scope of governance, enhance the state's economic capacity, maintain a data-driven developmental approach, build more human capital, and rebuild political capacity."

According to Hamzat, “POP2027 think tank will not only produce a policy document, but the committee will also develop an implementation framework, monitoring and observation template as well as priority focus on the scale of preference.

“Kwara Must Change is planning for the future by making this significant effort to solidify and guide the future direction in the post-Otoge era rather than be stuck in the Otoge movement’s initial success”.

Hamzat maintained that the Otoge administration is a new start for Kwara State and the hope and expectations of the people is for every successive government to do better than the last.

Kwara Must Change is therefore committed to building a development-based polity, where issues of governance and development are the driving force of our politics.