November 16 Governorship Election: Hon. Bosun Ogunleye Takes Aiyedatiwa’s Campaign to Mofere Community
In the buildup to the November 16 governorship election in Ondo State, Hon. Bosun Ogunleye, Special Assistant to Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa on Mobilization, led a strategic campaign to Mofere community to garner support for the Governor’s election bid.
His message was well-received by community leaders and residents, who pledged their unwavering support for the Governor Aiyedatiwa in the upcoming election in Ondo State.
Speaking on behalf of the community, Mr. Sunday Omotoso, the Vice Chairman of Mofere, expressed the community’s readiness to back Governor Aiyedatiwa at the polls.
However, he took the opportunity to appeal to the government for urgent intervention in key areas of infrastructure. Specifically, he emphasized the need for road construction in Mofere and the installation of solar-powered street lights to improve security and nighttime visibility.
Chief Afolabi Okoro, the community’s Chairman, reinforced these requests, stressing that poor road conditions have long hindered the development of Mofere.
He therefore appealed to the government to act swiftly in addressing these infrastructural deficits to enhance the well-being of the community.
In response, Hon. Bosun Ogunleye assured the people of Mofere that their concerns have been noted and would be addressed in due course.
He emphasized that Governor Aiyedatiwa’s administration is committed to development and improving the lives of residents across Ondo State.
Ogunleye solicited the full support of the community in the forthcoming governorship election, assuring them that their votes would ensure continued progress and the fulfillment of their needs.
Also present at the meeting was Hon. Lanre Ojo, the Supervisor for Agriculture and Natural Resources for Oyemekun LCDA, who echoed Ogunleye’s call for unity and support for Governor Aiyedatiwa. He encouraged the community to stay focused on the larger picture of sustainable development under the Governor’s leadership.
The meeting concluded on a positive note, with community leaders and residents reaffirming their commitment to the election of Governor Aiyedatiwa, while looking forward to tangible progress in infrastructure development after the elections.