Dr. (Mrs.) Damilola Oshin Congratulates Governor Aiyedatiwa, Prays for Ondo State’s Development
Dr. (Mrs.) Damilola Oshin, the CEO and Proprietress of Mummy’s Place International School and Emplace College, Akure, has extended her heartfelt congratulations to Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa on his recent electoral victory.
In a message released through Democrat News Magazine on Tuesday, November 19, 2024, Dr. Oshin commended the governor’s commitment to the progress of Ondo State and described his victory as a testament to his dedication to public service.
Dr. Oshin, a distinguished educationist, expressed her optimism for a brighter future in Ondo State under the leadership of Governor Aiyedatiwa and his deputy, Dr. Olaide Adelami.
Drawing inspiration from biblical teachings, she prayed for continued peace and development across the state and the nation. Her prayer centered on the need for divine wisdom and understanding to guide the leaders in fulfilling their mandate effectively.
Highlighting the critical role of collective effort in governance, Dr. Oshin called on all residents of Ondo State to support the administration wholeheartedly and emphasized that unity and cooperation among the people would pave the way for sustainable growth and transformative achievements. “Development is a shared responsibility, and only by working together can we achieve the Ondo State of our dreams,” she stated.
As the CEO of Nigeria’s leading private schools, Dr. Oshin is known for her passion for excellence and her commitment to societal development.
She urged the new administration to prioritize education, youth empowerment, and infrastructural growth as key drivers of progress. Her call reflects her vision of building a state where opportunities abound for all, especially the younger generation.
Dr. Oshin concluded her congratulatory message by reaffirming her unwavering support for Governor Aiyedatiwa’s administration.
She expressed confidence that with focused leadership and collective goodwill, Ondo State would achieve greater heights in governance, education, and economic development.