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Osun@32: Gov. Adeleke Speaks On His Achievements

Osun@32: Gov. Adeleke Speaks On His Achievements
  • PublishedAugust 27, 2023

Osun State Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke on Sunday addressed residents of Osun State on the 32nd anniversary of the creation of Osun.

During his broadcast to the people of the state, the governor gave significant account of the journey of the state and listed his achievements so far.

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While giving account of the state, he said, “Today marks a significant milestone in the history of our great state. As we reflect upon the journey, let us acknowledge what shaped our state and chart a course for a brighter and more prosperous future.

“Our state’s creation was the outcome of the struggles of our people. The founding fathers worked hard to realize the vision. The struggle started as early as 1950”s with a series of commissions of inquiry in the old Oyo State.

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“The doggedness of the founding fathers was rewarded on august 27th 1991, when General Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida created nine states including Osun state with Osogbo as the capital. This marked the recognition of our unique cultural heritage, rich history. The creation of Osun State was a testament to our collective determination to achieve self-governance and development.”

While speaking on his achievements, Adeleke said, ” We have achieved a lot under our five-point agenda on workers welfare, gratuities and pension; education, affordable health care, state and social security and human capital development has yielded a skilled workforce that contributes significantly to the growth of our state and the nation.

“We are building a digital ecosystem that deploys technology for development. We are laying a strong foundation for tech driven industrial development. We seek to harness our huge academic potentials for state growth. We are working hard to upgrade our infrastructure. Our focus includes growing the state economy to generate jobs and build the commonwealth.”

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