Governor Ademola Adeleke on Tuesday hosted Osun State indigenes in Abuja and delivered an extensive brief on his stewardship in a mini – ‘Ipade Imole’ hosted by the Ministry of Federal Affairs in Abuja.
The event attended by leaders of various towns and professional associations witnessed advice, suggestions and questions on governance issues to which the Governor responded in detail.
Leaders of the Association of Osun State Indigenes in the Civil and Public Service, Osun State National Assembly Staff Association and Osun Indigenes Association commended the Governor for his unprecedented records of achievements since assuming office.
According to the leaders, the Abuja event is the first of its kind by any Governor since the creation of Osun State, declaring their being proud of the records of achievements of the Governor under two years in office.
Question from the participants range from agriculture, workers’ welfare, technical education, airport project, yuletide transportation, and good governance to which the Governor responded in details to the applause of the audience.
In his address, Governor Adeleke expressed appreciation for the unwavering support from the citizenry at the inception of his administration as well as the commendation on his performance in office from leaders present at the occasion.
The Governor said the peoples’ trust and confidence in his five point agenda has been a driving force behind the concerted efforts to reposition Osun State, asserting that “Osun state is undergoing a remarkable transition from well known civil service state to a vibrant industrial hub which is open to investors worldwide.
“We just concluded an industrial investment summit in Osun. We hosted investors from far and near. Osun is open to investment in agriculture, mining, digital economy.
