The Ex-Member, Oyo State House of Assembly, for Kajola State Constituency, Hon. Sulaiman Tijani Tunde said, reelection of Governor Seyi Makinde would birth more unprecedented feats for the benefit of all inhabitants across the state.
Hon. Tijani who served between 2003-2007 dispensation disclosed this in an appreciation message personally signed and made available to naijatodaynew.com
Isemi-Ile-born politician lauded people of Kajola and Oyo State at large, whose support given to Makinde facilitated his uncommon victory at the gubernatorial and state assembly polls conducted on Saturday, March 18, 2023.
The Ex-Lawmaker described love and firm belief shown to Makinde’s leadership and current administration as noteworthy and appreciative, noting that the governor’s continuous stay in office would birth more unprecedented feats for the benefit of all.
He stressed that the figures of wide margin to defeat his opponents justified that people of the pacesetter state have firm belief, love and assurance in his currently led leadership and governance.
Hon. Sulaiman Tijani added that, despite all odds, religious sentiments, political propaganda, and character assassinated statements among others, Makinde was still able to win with wide margin.
He described him as a man of destiny, whose luck and fortunates could be easily attained while both internal and external aggressors are set against him.
He however maintained that, Makinde’s fourth years’ performances would no doubt outweigh the summation of all years spent by his predecessors, if they are to be placed on assessment.
He without mincing words showed gratitude to people of Kajola, Oke-Ogun and Oyo State as a whole for showing wholehearted support which culminated in Makinde’s reelection victory.
The PDP Stalwart assured people that, Makinde’s 2.0 slogan of second term of office would pay all regardless of religions, political affiliations, tribes and dichotomies.
He asked people to pray for him and his cabinet, in order to attain results that would benefit all and sundry in the state.
