Members of the Ondo State Executive Council have passed a vote of confidence on ailing Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu for his exemplary leadership.
The Exco members who described Akeredolu as a blessing to the people of the state noted that his leadership has been rewarding and inspirational to them.
According to them, “We have imbibed the principles of good governance, integrity, and commitment from the very best- Governor Oluwarotimi Odunayo Akeredolu, (SAN) The courage and exemplary leadership consistently displayed by Mr. Governor continue to motivate and inspire us to fulfill our duties. “
It was gathered that the deputy governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, the commissioner for commerce, Akinwumi Sowore and the commissioner for energy and mineral resources, Rasaq Obe, failed to append their signatures to the statement.
Other executive members who signed the statement, commended the governor for the unprecedented progress under his leadership.
The statement read: “Without hesitation, Mr. Governor is a blessing to the good people of Ondo State. His leadership has been rewarding and inspirational. Governor Akeredolu is not only a worthy leader but also a national asset who passionately pursues the welfare of the country. This patriotic leadership is characterised by unwavering courage in leading the people of the Sunshine State toward prosperity and progress.
‘’As Mr. Governor’s foot soldiers, we take immense pride in being under his leadership. Witnessing his dedication, sleepless nights, and commitment to protecting and serving the people of the state, despite numerous challenges in the past, is truly admirable. His leadership embodies compassion, vision, and commitment to development, progress, and peace.
“We unanimously declare our unflinching trust in Mr. Governor and endorse his impactful leadership. As a united front, we remain steadfast in our support for Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu and pledge to continue working collaboratively towards the advancement and prosperity of the state.’’
In their separate reactions, the commissioner for energy and mineral resources, Rasaq Obe, and his commerce and industry counterpart, Akinwumi Sowore, said they were not properly briefed about the move.
