No administration has impacted lives of Osun people more than that of Adeleke --Odeniyi



     Taiwo Rasheedat Adeniji
The Special Adviser to the Governor of Osun State on Public Enlightenment, Hon.
Eniola Odeniyi has re-echoed the need for the people of Osun state to combine both moral and political supports for the actualisation of the return of  Governor Ademola Adeleke back to Okefia Government House in 2026.

Hon. Odeniyi anchored his position in this regard in view of the fact that, no administration since the creation of Osun in 1991 has impacted the lives of people more than the incumbent administration of Senator Adeleke.

He made the disclosure when he led the team of the  management and staff of Osun State Ministry of Information and Public Enlightenment on a market sensitization rally o Alamisi Market in Ikirun, the headquarters of Ifelodun local government area.

Addressing the market men and  women, the Special Adviser who lauded the Governor for the avalanche of developmental programmes carried out so far in Osun state, maintained that the only way to consolidate on the achievements made in all sectors by Gov. Adelrke is to massively support his bid to be reelected in 2026.

Amidst singing and dancing to the admiration of the traders and non traders at the popular Alamisi market, Ikirun, the sensitization and mobilisation programme by the Osun State Ministry of Information and Public Enlightenment afforded Hon. Eniola yet another opportunity to reel out the many achievements made in different sectors like works and infrastructure , health, education, agriculture, lands and physical planning among others where the Governor in his almost three year old administration has made tremendous impact more than all the  previous administrations .

Hon. Eniola while calling for more love, support and prayers for the governor, used the opportunity to implore the market men and women to take advantage of the ongoing voter registration exercise to get their PVC so as to be eligible to cast their vote for the governor in 2026.

He maintained that a vote for the governor in 2026 is a vote to ensure his continuity for more projects in Osun state till 2030 when he would have completed a two unbroken term of 8 years.

In her remarks, the Iyaloja General of Osun State, Chief ( Mrs) Mary Oyelode commended the administration of Governor Ademola Adeleke, stressing that the people of Osun state have never had it so good.

While acknowledging the endless developments that have been experienced and still being experienced under Adeleke led administration, the Iyaloja  pledged her commitment and readiness to mobilise more support for the governor to ensure his reelection for a second term.

She thanked the management and staff of the Ministry of Information and Public Enlightenment for embarking on the sensitization and awareness programme to Alamisi in Ikirun and other markets  in Osun state.

In the same vein, the Babaloja General of Ikirun, Chief Abayomi Adeyemi while welcoming  Hon. Eniola Odeniyi led team to Ikirun, also saluted the courage and commitment of Governor Ademola Adeleke to give Osun a new rebirth in terms of various projects being embarked on ceaselessly here and there throughout the state.

Other market leaders and traders like Hon. Sarafa Oniyide Azeez, Mrs Olawale Eunice, Mrs Sherifatu Adeolu and Popoola Adeniyi re-emphasised similar standpoint by affirming their love and support for the PDP led government in Osun State.

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