Support and endorsement have continued to grow for the re-election of the executive chairman of Oshodi-Isolo local government, Otunba Kehinde Almaroof-Oloyede, as the immediate past Executive Chairman of the Local Government. Hon. Idris Bolaji Muse Ariyoh pledged his hundred percent support and that of his supporters towards the re-election of Otunba Almaroof-Oloyede.
Speaking on Wednesday while on a courtesy visit to the council chairman in his office with several of his supporters, Ariyoh urged members of the party to work as a united front towards the re-election of the incumbent chairman.
At the meeting held in the office of the chairman, the member of the South West Development Commission commended the giant strides of Otunba Oloyede, stressing that his works speak for him and he is happy with his pro-people projects.
Hon. Ariyoh, popularly called IBMA by his admirers, disclosed that though the present achievement should not be the best as there is room for improvement.
Ariyoh further advised the chairman to continue to carry along all members of the party and ensure that no one is left behind, promising he will embark on massive mobilization for the election and that all members of his team will also join the aggressive campaign for Otunba Oloyede’s re-election.
Responding, Otunba Oloyede thanked him for showing support towards his re-election and prayed that God and people would stand for him at all times.
The council chairman used the opportunity to disclose that he will continue to run an open-door administration and assured that all those who work for his re-election will not be left out.
He commended the former chairman for his support and promised he would continue to run a purposeful leadership for the good of the community.
On Ariyoh’s train to the council chairman’s office, including Elder Ariyibi, Hon. Kale Banjoko, Hon. Wasiu Faluade, Hon. Khadija Jimoh, Mrs. Dupe, Mr. Jide Dada, and Mr. Kabiru, among others, were at the political parley.
Media office of the executive chairman, Oshodi-Isolo local government