..Says He Has Recorded Giant Strides So Far
By Gbenga Sodeinde
The Deputy Governor of Ekiti State, Otunba Bisi Egbeyemi has commended a member of the nation’s House of Representatives, Hon. Olusola Fatoba, who is representing Ado/Irepodun/Ifelodun Federal Constituency in Ekiti for his impressive performance leading to achievement of giant strides during his tenure.
Otunba Egbeyemi who was speaking recently during the commissioning of many laudable projects by Hon. Fatoba at both Ado-Ekiti and Irepodun/Ifelodun Local Government Areas (LGAs) which are part of the constituency that he corrently represents, said: “I feel proud to call Fatoba my son”.
Egbeyemi described Fatoba as a good Ambassador who has been giving effective and quality representation to his people and has made him and Ekiti proud, saying: “Only a betrayer will go behind and be castigating Fatoba after seeing all the good things he has done for his people.
Egbeyemi said further that only people who will not do good things, and will never attain greatness and success that will be running down all those who are successful, and doing great things for the people.
The Deputy Governor therefore openly declared his support for Fatoba for Fatoba, saying: “I will continue to support you, because you are doing well, and making us proud and we are proud of you”.
Some of the projects done by Fatoba which were commissioned included the ICT centre at Christ’s School in Ado Ekiti, Erelu Bisi Fayemi Health centre at Irewolede in Ado-Ekiti, block of six classrooms at Ado Grammar School, Ado-Ekiti, ICT centre at All Soul’s Anglican Secondary school Ado-Ekiti, block of six classrooms at Igbemo Comprehensive High School, Igbemo Ekiti, block of classrooms at Are/Afao Comprehensive High School, Are-Ekiti and lots more..
A Yoruba adage that says: “bi eegun Eni ba njo ire lua, ori amaa yani’ and translates to mean that, ‘if your masquerade dances so well in ceremonies, you are bound to feel proud’. In the same vein.
Another Yoruba adage expatiates this point further that: “omo eni koni bebere ka lo fi Ileke sidi omo elo mi”, translating to mean: ‘our own child cannot request for something precious from us, and we give such thing to a stranger”. The foregoing adages point to the fact that Fatoba deserves a second term in office. So, l urge Ekiti, let us give it to him.
We should therefore support him to continue the good works of complementing the state government developmental Agenda, and human development and Empowerment.
#Fatoba leekan si#
BAO FOR CONTINUITY!
