Oyo 2023: People With Disabilities drums support for Makinde’s re-election bid
From Ogundele Olanrewaju
Ahead of the forthcoming 2023 general election,the Stakeholders and Members of People Living With Disabilities have drum support for Governor Seyi Makinde so that the good work can continue beyond 2023.
The Stakeholders of PWD’s gave the support to so appreciation to Governor Seyi Makinde for what his administration has done for People with Special needs in the last 3 years.
The meeting according to
Special Assistant to Governor Seyi Makinde on People with Special needs Hon Olufemi Timothy solicited support of stakeholders and members of People Living Disabilities for re election bid of Governor Seyi Makinde.
Hon Olufemi Timothy explained that since the commencement of the Governor Seyi Makinde led administration, welfare of members of PWD’s had been given priority.
“Let me categorically tell you that We are lucky to have Governor Seyi Makinde at the helms of affairs in Oyo state because in the scheme of things especially on giving political appointments to people with disabilities in all the 33 local government across the state is unprecedented.”
It’s also on the record that this administration has employed appreciable members of PWD’s into to the Teaching profession.I want to tell you that it is the Governor Seyi Makinde philanthropic gesture and his milk of kindness that gives greater hope of PWD’s in the state.”Hon Timothy said.
Hon Timothy also urged the stakeholders and members of PWD’s to collect their permanent voter cards and vote for Governor Seyi Makinde and other PDP candidates in the forthcoming election.
The meeting had in attendance some Supervisory councillors including Hon Ajibola Owolabi Ibadan North East Hon Oyedeji Olusegun , Ibadan Southwest Hon Yisau Olayiwola,Ona Ara, and Hon Adeyemo M.B from Oluyole local government.
Others are Hon Abideni Alabi from Lagelu,Hon Adekola Tajudeen Ido,Hon Rasaq Aderemi Adeleke From Akinyele Hon Omoluke Janet, Iseyin LG,Hon Kareem Sulaimon Adetunji Saki ,Hon Alabi Temitope Atiba and two Stakeholders former Supervisory councilor Hon Akinsawe Musa and Hon Ibeh Chukwuma
