Ogun Speaker, Oluomo, flags off re-election campaign ….inaugurates 450 man campaign council

Damilola Ajibola

A 450 man campaign council has been inaugurated on Saturday for the re-election of the Speaker of the Ogun State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Olakunle Oluomo.

The inauguration held at the Ibrahim Isiaka Hall, in Ifo, had in attendance the State Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Hon. Adijat Adeleye; the Chairman of the Council Area, Mrs Kikelomo Delano; the Senatorial Chairman of the APC, Chief Fohun Abiola among other notable personalities in the political circle of the state

Oluomo in his speech at the ceremony said he is seeking re-election into the hallowed chamber to facilitate more developmental projects to the people of the area.

He charged the committee led by a seasoned educationist and former Education Secretary of the LG, Hon. Rasheed Akintoye, to deliver the mandate committed into their hands in ensuring the victory of the party at the general elections.

Oluomo said, “We need to bring further developments to this constituency. We have a lot but it’s not enough for our people. We shall continue to do more if elected again.

“Our people should vote APC at all levels.”

The Speaker encouraged residents to take advantage of the window opportunity provided by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to collect their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) at their various wards, to enable them perform their civic responsibilities.

He charged the campaign council  led by a former Education Secretary of the Council Area, Hon. Rasheed Akintoye, to work for his victory and all candidates of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the February and March elections.

In his remarks, the Chairman of the party in the local government, Mr. Olumide Oduwole, charged the team to see their appointments as call to service to deliver massive votes for the party.

The campaign council chairman, Akintoye, assured that his team would work assiduously towards the victory of all candidates of the APC

Highlight of the event was a free medical check-up, free registration for Health Insurance Scheme and a rally of over two hours round the township.