2023 Polls: Earthquaking Victory Based On Laudable Performance — Ceo ,NTN, Congratulates Makinde, Ogundoyin, Others
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The Executive Chairman, Naijatodaynews.com, Prince Adetunji Fabode has congratulated both the Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde and Speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon Adebo Edward Ogundoyin for triumphing in the just concluded 2023 Gubernatorial/ State House of Assembly Elections held on Saturday 18th March, 2023.
Prince Adetunji noted that their victories resulted in state’s good administration and representation in the outgoing 9th Assembly for the entire people of
Oyo State and Ibarapa Constituency.
“Makinde has remained man of the people, all of which enabled his re-election for the 2nd Term”
“I am very delighted about Speaker’s landslide victory, with the belief his good lawmaking and representation of Ibarapa East Constituents enabled his victory”, Prince Adetunji said.
The Speaker whom the publisher regarded as a friend, brother and a loyalist of the Oyo State Governor, Engr Seyi Makinde(FNSE) and People’s Democratic Party, PDP in Nigeria is implored to deliver more in his 3rd Term in office especially in good developing lawmaking which will engender sustainable development in the State.
Prince Adetunji equally extended a congratulatory message to the Speaker’s mother, the Iyaloja-General of Ibarapa Land, Chief Mrs Tina Ogundoyin for witnessing good heights of her children both in health and wealth.
“I cannot hide my joy with Chief Mrs Ogundoyin for another heights recorded in the life of her children especially, Rt. Hon. Adebo Ogundoyin who is elected for the third term as a lawmaker at the Oyo State House of Assembly in health and wealth”, he noted.
Meanwhile, Prince Adetunji congratulated other lawmakers in the State who have secured re-election for the 2nd Term including Lawmakers representing Ona Ara state constituency and the Deputy Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon Abiodun Fadeyi, Egbeda, Hon. Samson Babalola, Ib North, Hon Adebayo Babajide, Lagelu AKT, Ido, Hon. Razaq Mabaje urged them to see the continued representation as a call to more service.
