You’ve Set Oyo State On Pedestal Of Greatness, Upliftment — Lanre Sarumi Cheers Makinde On 3rd Anniversary
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The candidate of the People’s Democratic Party for Ibadan North Federal Constituency, Hon. Lanre Sarumi has congratulated Oyo State Governor, Engr Seyi Makinde on the Occasion of his 3rd Year Anniversary as Governor of Oyo State.
Hon. Lanre Sarumi made this know in a congratulatory Message, personally signed and made available to Newsmen in Ibadan.
He said, “today mark the 3rd year anniversary of our God Sent Man (GSM) assumes office, your reign as the helmsman of our dear state has brought many developmental Strides that has cut across all regions, you’re truly a blessings to the citizens of Oyo State and Nigeria at large.”
You’ve redefined governance with your style, your headstrong approach in getting results are timely, that your people now nickenamed you the talk-and-do Governor.
Our pensioners now has peace of mind, can afford to buy required medications on time and live much longer because you’ve priotize their welfare.
Just few weeks ago Civil servants in the State throng your office in solidarity with you, because they no longer waited for months to be paid, nor owe them Salary Arrears.
Despite the challenges in our economy, you’ve surprised the entire Oyo citizens with the many Infrastructural projects you embarked upon, our State internally generated revenue has increased in the last 3years more than the last decade combined. your management of both human and materials resources at your disposal has given our dear State a direction enviable among other States.
Hon. Lanre Sarumi however said he has no doubt that the electorates will reward the hard work Governor Makinde has put in place by voting massively for him at the polls come 2023 general elections.
He also called on all stakeholders, party Leaders and candidates to ensure and support prompt reconciliation moves post primary elections, adding that this will ensure that everyone will be on the same page heading for the 2023 general elections.
