By: Jimmysayo Adebiyi

The Special Adviser to the Ondo State Governor on transport , Barr. Tobi Ogunleye Esq. has congratulated the Executive Governor of Ondo State, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Odunayo Akeredolu, SAN, CON on the auspicious occasion of his 67th birthday anniversary.

Ogunleye in his congratulatory message, extols the political sagacity and tenacity of Governor Akeredolu since his inception in office and describes the leadership of the Governor as a true democratic leader, who places primacy on the security and welfare of his people, by putting their interest above personal interest which is the hallmark of a leadership style worthy of emulation in all spheres.

According to him Governor Akeredolu has exhibited his unalloyed courage and trustworthiness to his people, he has depicted his tremendous intrepidness to the support of his people in many areas, even in the conspicuous silence of others ,Governor Akeredolu stood fairly behind his people by protecting them and be their voices for justice, equity, fairness and sense of belonging.

According to Ogunleye ,the pivotal role played by Governor Akeredolu in securing the South West and South-South regions from bandits and other egregious acts of criminality by some unscrupulous elements is what we are enjoying today and the emergency to President Bola Tinubu’s overwhelming victory in Ondo and all APC candidates.

He said the transformation of Ondo state under Governor Akeredolu, especially in the area of infrastructural development across the 18 LGAs is unprecedented and has made Mr Governor a ” Talk and Do” in fulfilling his electoral promises to the good of the state.

The Special Adviser who wish Governor Oluwarotimi Odunayo Akeredolu, SAN, CON a happy auspicious 67th birthday anniversary prays to God for more strength, wisdom, capacity, and good health of sound mind for Mr Governor to pilot the affairs of the sunshine state till end and a speedy recovery to give his best to his family and the good people of the state.
A happy birthday celebration, Mr Governor.