Critical political stakeholders and community leaders across party lines in Ogidi Kingdom, Ijumu Local Government Area of Kogi State, have expressed profound appreciation to the Governor of Kogi State, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, for his magnanimous support and pivotal role in securing the re-election of Alhaji Ibrahim Haruna as Executive Chairman of the council.
In a formal statement released on Sunday, the stakeholders lauded Governor Ododo’s purposeful leadership and uncommon commitment to the welfare and political progress of the local government area, describing his intervention as fatherly and instrumental to the victory recorded at the polls.
The appreciation message, issued on behalf of Ogidi stakeholders by Very High Chief Shuaib Ipinmisho, the Olukoko Arolupotopoto of Ogidi Kingdom and Special Adviser to the Governor on Land Matters, extended gratitude to key political figures and party stalwarts who contributed to the success of the campaign.
Specifically acknowledged were the member representing Kabba/Bunu/Ijumu Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Salman Idris; Asiwaju Olatunji Olusoji; and the Director General of the Campaign Council, Hon. Femi Obanewo, for their strategic coordination and dedication throughout the electioneering period.
The leadership of the Elders Council, headed by Dr. Funsho Olumoko alongside the Secretary, Hon. Sunday Faleke, was equally commended for providing wise counsel and direction during the campaign.
Chief Ipinmisho also commended the campaign team and prominent leaders including Dr. Helen Adeniyi, Dr. Femi Fashagba, Alhaji Taufiq Isa, Dr. Victor Omofaiye, Amb. Dele Nihi, and Asiwaju Richard Osaseyi for their tireless efforts in steering the candidate to a decisive victory.
In his closing remark, Chief Ipinmisho expressed gratitude to the electorate across Ijumu Local Government Area for their overwhelming trust and solidarity, assuring the residents that the administration will deliver on its promises and maintain high standards of governance as the Council leadership assumes office.
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