ONDO APC CHAIRMANSHIP ASPIRANT GANNY DAUDA ACKNOWLEDGES AIYEDATIWA'S DEVELOPMENTAL EFFORTS

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ONDO APC CHAIRMANSHIP ASPIRANT GANNY DAUDA ACKNOWLEDGES AIYEDATIWA’S DEVELOPMENTAL EFFORTS

A Chairmanship aspirant of the All Progressives Congress in Ondo State, Hon. Ganny Dauda has acknowledged the various interventions of Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa towards leaving the state better then he met it.

The former federal lawmaker stated that his infrastructural interventions have given more hope of a more economically vibrant state.

In a statement made public by his media team, the former council boss emphasised that the sunshine state is making steady progress with Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa’s approach.

“Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa is making strides in Ondo State, despite facing negative criticism and political cynicism”.

“Overwhelming evidence suggests that Aiyedatiwa is steering the state toward progress”.

“Some notable developments under Aiyedatiwa’s leadership include
– Economic Growth: Aiyedatiwa’s administration is focused on improving the state’s economy, with President Bola Tinubu promising to work closely with the governor to bring progress to Ondo State”.

“Developmental Agenda: The governor has been working to build on the legacy of his predecessor, Rotimi Akeredolu, and expand economic opportunities, reduce poverty, improve security, and provide critical infrastructure”.

“Good Governance: Aiyedatiwa’s commitment to governance has earned him recognition, with President Tinubu commending him for his dedication to driving positive change”.

“Worker Appreciation: Hon. Ganny Dauda has congratulated Aiyedatiwa and Ondo State workers on May Day, acknowledging the invaluable contributions of workers in propelling progress and development”.

“Aiyedatiwa’s journey to the Ondo State Government House was marked by a resounding victory in the November 2024 governorship election, where he secured 366,781 votes, more than three times his closest opponent’s votes and won all the eighteen 18 Local Government in the State”.