BATO COMMENDS ADEBARE’S IMPACTFUL LEADERSHIP IN ILE-OLUJI/OKEIGBO
BATO COMMENDS ADEBARE'S IMPACTFUL LEADERSHIP IN ILE-OLUJI/OKEIGBO
Prince Owolade Olukayode Bartholomew (Bato) has commended the leadership of the Chairman of Ile-Oluji/Okeigbo Local Government Area, Hon. Adebare Adeboye, describing his administration as people-oriented, development-driven, and focused on improving the welfare of residents.
In a statement made available to Opima RealNews, Bartholomew said Hon. Adeboye has continued to demonstrate strong commitment to grassroots development since assuming office, noting that his leadership has brought renewed optimism and visible progress to the local government area.
He said the administration has consistently shown responsiveness to the needs of the people through community development efforts and welfare-focused programmes aimed at improving living conditions across Ile-Oluji/Okeigbo.
Bartholomew particularly highlighted the monthly stipend programme introduced for elderly citizens, describing it as a thoughtful and compassionate initiative that has provided relief to senior members of the community who contributed to the development of the area.
According to him, the initiative reflects a leadership style that prioritises inclusiveness, social welfare, and recognition of the sacrifices made by older generations.
He further noted that Hon. Adeboye’s accessibility, humility, and dedication to public service have continued to earn him widespread respect among residents of the local government.
Bartholomew urged the chairman to remain steadfast in his efforts toward sustainable development and continued delivery of impactful governance that benefits both present and future generations.
He also expressed appreciation for the chairman’s service, praying for continued wisdom, strength, and good health as he leads the local government.
“We see your good work. We appreciate your leadership. We celebrate your achievements,” he said, adding that Ile-Oluji/Okeigbo is experiencing a renewed sense of progress under the current administration.
Maa ba iṣẹ́ ẹ lọ!

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