Business mogul and politician, Jimoh Ibrahim, has vowed to be strategically involved in the re-election of Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State sla
Business mogul and politician, Jimoh Ibrahim, has vowed to be strategically involved in the re-election of Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State slated for October 10. Ibrahim gave the assurance while playing host to All Progressives Congress (APC) Youth Leaders in the state and South-West Zone who sought his support for Akeredolu.
Ibrahim described Akeredolu as a politician with good pedigree and reputation who had implemented laudable policies and projects, especially in the area of industrialisation and infrastructural development.
He urged the youth leaders to mobilise themselves in a well-coordinated manner so as to secure victory for the incumbent governor.
“I admire the governor so much because he meant good for the people of the state through his implementation of laudable policies and projects especially in the area of industrialisation and infrastructural development. We need to be strategically engaged to get him re- elected and whatever is possible to support him, I will surely do,” Ibrahim said.
Muyiwa Ogunyemi, the Senior Special Assistant to Gov. Akeredolu on Youths and Students Affairs, who spoke on behalf of the delegation, commended Ibrahim for his accomplishments in business at a tender age. He also commended him for his support and contributions to the state government, especially the N40 million donation during the peak period of the COVID-19 pandemic. Ogunyemi, however, urged him to officially join the APC, saying that his ideas, intellect and vision would be needed for the overall development of the party and state.
Abayomi Adesanya, the Caretaker Chairman of Okitipupa Local Government Area, thanked Ibrahim for his support to the present government even when he had not officially joined the ruling APC in the state. He also applauded the efforts and initiative he deployed in establishing his University of Fortune aimed at promoting the economy of the southern district and the state at large.
“I believe this university project will improve the economy of the southern district and the state at large when completed,” Adesanya said.
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