Aiyedatiwa’s Aide, Ikuyiminu Congratulates Jide Adewinle on SWDC Nomination

Ibikunle Ikuyiminu Labolah, the Special Assistant on Mobilisation to Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa and Coordinator of the Forum of Special Assistants to the Governor in Okitipupa Local Government, has extended his heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Jide Martins Adewinle, popularly known as JMA, on his recent nomination by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as a member of the board for the South West Development Commission (SWDC).

In a statement on Thursday night, Ikuyiminu expressed his delight over the nomination, recognising its significance for the Ode-Aye community. “Big congratulations to FOADA, Alayelope-in-Council, Oba W.A. Akinlade, the Alayelope of Aye Kingdom, and the entire sons and daughters of Aye Kingdom, as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has officially named one of our own, Dr. Jide Martins Adewinle, as a Board Member of the South West Development Commission,” he said.

Ikuyiminu highlighted the positive implications of Adewinle’s appointment, stating, “This is indeed wonderful news, as this appointment places Ode-Aye Community on a lofty pedestal in the journey towards infrastructural development.” He further added, “Congratulations, Dr. Jide Martins Adewinle. May this appointment bring rapid transformational strides to Aye Community, and may it serve as a stepping stone to greater heights, sir.”

Starnews NG reports that Dr. Adewinle’s nomination is viewed as a significant milestone for the community, with expectations that his expertise will contribute positively to the development initiatives in the South West region.

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