Osun at 33: Adeleke calls for collaboration towards state’s development

By Deborah Oladejo, Osogbo

Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has called for a collective effort to ensure the continued growth and prosperity of the state.

Adeleke made this call in a statewide broadcast marking the 33rd anniversary of the state’s creation on Tuesday.

Reflecting on the progress made since the creation of the state in 1991, Adeleke acknowledged the challenges it has faced and emphasized the need for unity and dedication to overcome them.

The Governor, who said governance is a collective responsibility, urged traditional rulers, religious leaders, civil servants, artisans, farmers, and entrepreneurs to play their part in Osun’s development.

He pledged his commitment to transparency, dedication, and accountability in his leadership, while emphasizing the significance of embracing the values of hard work, integrity, and community that have defined the people of the state.

His words: “Let us renew our commitment to the vision that inspired the creation of Osun State. Let us continue to work towards a future where every citizen can thrive, where opportunities abound, and where the legacy of our founding fathers remains strong.

“In the face of challenges, we must remain steadfast. Together, we can overcome any obstacle that stands in our way. Our strength lies in our unity, our diversity, and our shared vision for a prosperous and peaceful Osun State.

“On this 33rd anniversary, I ask that we all take a moment to reflect on the journey so far and to recommit ourselves to the ideals of our founding fathers. Osun State is our home, and it is our collective duty to ensure it continues to thrive.

“In closing, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to every citizen of Osun State. Your support, your contributions, and your unwavering belief in the potential of our state have been the driving force behind our progress. Let us continue to walk this path together, hand in hand, towards a brighter and more prosperous future.”

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