Osun 2018: Omoluabi Holdings MD Advocates Continuity In Osun

The Managing Director, Omoluabi Holdings, Dr Tunde Faleye has said the next governor that would emerge in Osun must be someone that would sustain the developmental stride of the Governor Rauf Aregbesola’s administration.

He spoke recently during an interview with OSUN DEFENDER newspaper, saying that it would be suicidal for the state to have a governor that would truncate the developmental strides that the administration has entrenched.

According to him, the only way to have the developmental strides of the administration sustained is by electing an individual that has the idea of the government programmes and policies and understand its impact on the people within the last seven years and has the same passion similar to that of Aregbesola.

He said that no matter how insincere a person might be, it would be difficult to castigate Aregbesola for non-performance, saying, the achievements of the administration is unprecedented in the history of the state.

Faleye who has started mobilization for the continuity of the APC-led government in the state under the slogan, “The Good Work Must not stop” hinted that the administration has scored firsts in majority of the programmes and projects it has executed, noting that continuity is the only way to ensure that the state is retained on a high pedestal of development.

“Continuity of an existing government that has performed like Aregbesola administration is very important to ensure that our state continues to develop. It has been tried in Lagos State and worked for them.

“No doubt, the Aregbesola administration has made significant impacts in the lives of the people of this state in all sectors of governance, be it education, health, infrastructural development, agriculture, job creation, security and human capital development in general”, he said.

He then called on the people to keep their voters’ cards save and used it to ensure the continuity of the ongoing development in the state during September 22 governorship election in the state.