O.C. General congratulates Aiyedatiwa on inauguration

Akure, Ondo State – Following the inauguration of Lucky Aiyedatiwa as the governor of Ondo State, Obayangban Bidemi, widely known as O.C. General and the Special Assistant to the Governor on Afforestation, has extended heartfelt congratulations to the newly sworn-in leader.

The ceremony, held at the Ondo State Sports Complex, marked a significant moment in the state’s political landscape as Aiyedatiwa embarks on his first full four-year term after taking over from the late Governor Rotimi Akeredolu.

In a warm message distributed to newsmen shortly after the inauguration, O.C. General lauded Governor Aiyedatiwa for his leadership and commitment to the people of Ondo State.

“Congratulations, Your Excellency! Today marks not just an inauguration, but a renewed hope for the citizens of Ondo State,” he stated. “As you take on this vital role, I urge you to prioritise the development and welfare of our people. Your leadership is crucial in addressing their needs and aspirations.”

O.C. General emphasised the importance of inclusive governance, encouraging the governor to engage with stakeholders across various sectors to ensure that the voices of the citizens are heard and reflected in policy decisions. “Together, we can create a brighter future for Ondo State, one where every citizen feels valued and empowered,” he added.

As Governor Aiyedatiwa steps into this new chapter, the support and encouragement from his aides and the community are pivotal.

Obayangban’s message serves as a reminder of the collaborative spirit needed to foster growth and development in the state.

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