Ondo state governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa‘s senior special assistant on women mobilisation, Bayo Aina, has kicked off the mobilisation of women in Odigbo local government ahead of the November 16 poll.
She urged them to spread the gospel of good governance to the 12 wards and units and assure other women that the governor would do more if elected.
Aina urged the women to hold consultative meetings in the units, towns, villages, and hamlets and draw attention to the plans of the governor at the grassroots.
Other women leaders, including Mrs. Aderonke Oladun, commended the governor for his programmes that have impacted their welfare.
At the meeting in Ore, where Aiyedatiwa was represented by local government commissioner Amidu, Takuto, the local women leaders promised to mobilize massively for the victory of the governor. governor.
They said Aiyedatiwa’s strides to make life more meaningful for residents of the state were evident across the state.
According to the women, Aiyedatiwa deserves the votes because he is the only candidate who can take the state to the Promised Land.
Aina, the convener of the meeting, thanked the women leaders for turning out for the kick-off of the sensitisation programme, urging them to sustain the tempo of the enlightenment in the units.
She reeled out the achievements of the governor that have brought a new lease of life, assuring that more feats would be recorded in his second term.
Aina explained that Aiyedatiwa has fostered inclusion in the state, adding that the welfare of women is a cardinal priority of his administration.
She said: “You women leaders have the capacity to organise meetings in your wards and units. With our huge population, we can divert all the votes to Aiyedatiwa.”
Describing the governor as the best for Ondo State, Mrs. Oladun said it is a concluded election because the governor has already done what he is expected to do for women.”
Aiyedatiwa, who spoke through Takuro, lauded the women and urged them not to waiver in spreading the gospel of good governance in the state.
He described Ondo State All Progressives Congress (APC) as a united family, adding that the current transition committee was put in place to develop the state.
Aiyedatiwa said no state can develop without a virile local government system.
The governor said he has big and beautiful plans for the state which he will continue to implement if he is voted in November.
He promised to sustain inclusive governance, urging the women to support his administration and team up with him during the electioneering.
The governor, who spoke with reporters, said Aiyedatiwa’s policies will always make the women smile.
He urged them to shun the shenanigans of unscrupulous politicians and embrace the truth.
Aiyedatiwa enjoined the women and their children to distance themselves from the proposed protest.
