Newly Emerged House Leader Of Egbeda Local Government, Olakanmi Expresses Gratitude To Makinde, Sanda , Others

Newly Emerged House Leader Of Egbeda Local Government, Olakanmi Expresses Gratitude To Makinde, Sanda , Others

Egbeda, Oyo State – The newly emerged House Leader of Egbeda Local Government, Hon Olakanmi Olusola (Ilufemiloye), has expressed his gratitude to party leaders, well wishers, and described Governor Makinde’s administration as exceptional.

In a statement made available to Eaglessightnews, Olakanmi Olusola praised Governor Makinde as a true father and thanked Hon. Sikiru Sanda, the Executive Chairman of Egbeda Local Government, for fully practicing the legacy of Governor Makinde.

The swearing-in ceremony, which took place at the Egbeda Local Government Legislative Building on May 31st, was attended by various stakeholders, including ward chairmen, councillors, and community members.

Olakanmi Olusola, who also serves as the councillor representing Ward 11, Egbeda Area of Oyo State, acknowledged the outstanding service of Governor Oluwaseyi Abiodun Makinde and extolled him for his visionary leadership and dedication to the people of Oyo State.

He also appreciated the efforts of Otunba Oluwaseye Famojuro 1 for his wisdom, guidance, and selfless service, as well as Hon. Sikiru Oyedele Sanda for his tireless efforts and unwavering support.

Other leaders who were appreciated include Hon. Sunkanmi Babalola, Deputy Majority Leader of the Oyo State House of Assembly; Hon. Ibrahim Oladebo Simple, Vice Chairman of Egbeda Local Government; Elder Caleb Olawole Oyelese, Co-Chairman of the PDP Elder Forum; Baba Able Aborizade Sosape 1, PDP Party Chairman in Egbeda; Hon. Festus Adegoke; Mama Jumoke Lawal (Mama Pineapple); and Hon. Chief Mrs. Monsurat Sanda, wife of the Executive Chairman of Egbeda Local Government.

The leaders were celebrated for their exceptional leadership, guidance, and unwavering commitment to the people of Egbeda Local Government.

Egbeda Local Government, one of the largest in Oyo State, covers an area of approximately 410 square kilometers and is divided into 11 wards.