The Timothy Owoeye Campaign Project has stated that the Speaker of Osun State House of Assembly, Hon. Timothy Owoeye remains the candidate to beat during Saturday’s House of Assembly election.
The organisation, in a statement released by the Director of Media, Mr. kunle Alabi, held that the experience and performance of the Speaker gives him an edge over all aspiring candidates in Ilesa East State Constituency
Reeling out the unprecedented scorecard of Owoeye, Alabi said he has the highest number of bills passed into law during the 7th Assembly. The eight bills passed into law include the University of Ilesa Establishment bill 2022, State of Osun College of Health Technology Establishment bill 2020, Osun Youth Development Commission Establishment bill 2020 and State of Osun Local Government Administration amendment NO 7 bill 2021.
Others are State of Osun Violence Against Persons Prohibition bill 2021, Osun State independent Electoral Commission bill 2022, State of Osun Anti kidnapping and other related crime bill 2022, and Osun State Examination Board Establishment bill 2022.
The statement added that the Speaker in the area of Human Capital Development had appointed indigenous political aides, facilitated placement of candidates into Nigeria Police Force and NSCDC and the placement of qualified candidates into the state civil service.
In the area of capital projects, the speaker provided electricity transformer at Oke-Aanu, Bolorunduro, Odi-olowo, Ilerin, Ila-Olomo, Oke-Aga communities and the repair of transformer and electrification projects in Fasoro/Yidi community.
Owoeye also gave out 20 million Naira grants to small businesses within Ilesa East State Constituency, facilitation of 50 million Naira COVID-19 grant to 100 individuals and 5 million Naira grant to market women within Ilesa East State constituency.
These highlighted achievements and many more by the Speaker lend credence to the assertion by the campaign organisation that Owoeye stands tall among all other candidate, urging people of Ilesa East State constituency to vote wisely during Saturday’s House of Assembly election.
