By Yemi Olajutemu
The Special Adviser to Governor Kayode Fayemi on road Infrastructure Hon Sunday Rufus Adunmo has said that the people of the state should be more congratulated for the 57th birthday of the Governor.
Adunmo who noted that the second coming of Fayemi has fulfilled the aspirations of the people through human capital and Infrastructural development observed that state helm’s man is driven by passion for societal development.
He said that despite the meager resources accruing to the state coffers, Fayemi decided to follow his promises to letters by completing abandoned projects and initiating new ones for the state economic prosperity.
In his words ” for me, I think Ekiti people should first be congratulated for having a leader like Governor Kayode Fayemi. He has brought Ekiti to enviable heights and national relevance.
He has used his position and the Chairman Nigerian Governor’s Forum to better the lots of Ekiti, attracting investors and providing adequate security. That is why you see us working day and night to ensure good roads in all the books and crannies of the state for easy transportation of goods and delivery.
Mind you, Fayemi is not only owned by the Ekitis, we are very fortunate to have him but he is a pride to the Nigerian Nation. He worked assiduously to rescue the nation from the military misrule through various strategies and tactics, employing writing and journalism skills. He was successful as an academic, administrator and Politician. He is a model.
His Excellency has made indelible marks in these last 57 years. You can’t lit a candle and put it under the bed, Dr Fayemi is a light not only to Ekiti but the entire Nigeria. I pray he lives longer and achieves more”
He thanked the people of Ekiti for the support given to the Fayemi led administration while urging them to ensure the sustainability of the legacies through the choice of a Forward man.
He advised those who have not perfected their voters registration for the issuance of voter card to do so in the best interest of securing the state from retrogression.