AKURE AGOG AS O'DATIWA WOMEN INITIATIVES ROUNDS OFF ENGAGEMENT OUTREACH

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AKURE AGOG AS O’DATIWA WOMEN INITIATIVES ROUNDS OFF ENGAGEMENT OUTREACH

…The event graced by Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa was a booster for the ongoing efforts at engaging women ahead November governorship poll

Ondo State governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa has again assured women of more opportunities in his government.

The governor was speaking at the grand finale of Community Engagement Outreach of O’datiwa women initiatives led by Special Adviser on Women Affairs, Seun Osamaye in Akure.

The visit to all the eighteen local government areas in Ondo State is to engage women on government policies and identify their needs for immediate attention.

It was a surprise for Akure women as Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa unexpectedly stormed Akure city hall to identify with the gathering during O’datiwa women initiatives engagement outreach in the state capital.

The governor danced into the large crowd to show his appreciation for their support since he was sworn in as governor.

The people praised praised the leadership style of the Governor which they said has continued to impart positively on the lives of the people.

Convener of the Initiatives who also doubles as Special Adviser to the Governor on Women Affairs, Seun Osamaye lauded the level of cooperation received from the women since the programme began, saying over 180 women have been engaged and promised to improve on it.

Governor Aiyedatiwa who could not hide his joy thanked the ruggedness of Seun Osamaye’s team and the loyalty to his administration and assured them of more engagement and initiatives that will benefit all and sundry.

He called on them to keep spreading the message of hope as their role is crucial in the approaching November poll.

The team was at the palace of Deji of Akure, Oba Aladetoyinbo Aladelusi where The monarch commended their efforts and called for peace before, during and after the election.

The engagement outreach is geared towards involving more women in benefitting from the various policies and programmes of the present administration in the state.