Rallying Support for Sikiru Adesina Eskay: A Vision for a Better Ewekoro Local Government

By Solanke Ayomideji Taiwo

As we navigate the complexities of modern governance, the importance of effective local leadership has never been more pronounced. Hon Sikiru Adesina popularly known as Eskay embodies the qualities necessary to drive our community toward a brighter future. With a commitment to transparency, inclusivity, and progress, Sikiru Adesina is poised to transform our local government into a model of excellence. Here’s why we should rally our support behind Eskay for a better Ewekoro local government.

1. A Commitment to Transparency and Accountability

Hon. Sikiru Adesina believes that transparency is the cornerstone of good governance. By advocating for open communication and accountability, He aims to build trust between the local government and the community. This commitment ensures that residents are informed about decisions, budgets, and initiatives affecting their lives, fostering a culture of openness that invites public participation.

2. Empowering Community Voices

Sikiru Adesina Eskay, understands that effective governance is not about imposing top-down solutions but rather about listening to the community. By prioritizing public forums, town hall meetings, and outreach programs, He ensures that every voice is heard. Supporting Hon means advocating for a government that values input from all residents and reflects their needs and aspirations.

3. Innovative Solutions for Local Challenges

Eskay approaches local issues with a fresh perspective, advocating for innovative solutions that address the unique challenges our community faces. Whether it’s improving public transportation, enhancing educational opportunities, or addressing housing shortages, Eskay’s proactive stance on problem-solving is essential for fostering sustainable growth and development.

4. Strengthening Economic Development

A thriving local economy is vital for the well-being of our community. Hon. Sikiru Adesina is dedicated to creating policies that support local businesses, attract new investments, and generate job opportunities. By focusing on economic development, He aims to enhance the quality of life for all residents, ensuring that our community remains vibrant and prosperous.

5. Promoting Environmental Stewardship

Hon. Sikiru Adesina recognizes the urgent need for environmental sustainability in local governance. By supporting initiatives that protect natural resources and promote eco-friendly practices, He is committed to creating a healthier environment for current and future generations. Rallying behind Hon means supporting a vision that prioritizes our planet and the well-being of our community.

6. Investing in Education and Youth Programs

Hon. Sikiru Adesina believes that investing in education is crucial for building a strong community. By advocating for improved educational resources and youth programs, He aims to empower the next generation. Supporting Hon means ensuring that our youth have access to the tools and opportunities they need to succeed.

Conclusion

Rallying support for Hon. Sikiru Adesina Eskay is about more than just electing a candidate; it’s about embracing a vision for a better Ewekoro local government that prioritizes the needs of our community. By standing together, we can amplify our voices, advocate for positive change, and create a local government that truly serves its residents. Join us in supporting Hon Sikiru Adesina Eskay for a brighter, more inclusive future for our community. Together, we can make a difference!

Ifako-Ijaiye To Become Most Educated In Lagos, Lawmaker Vows

A Lagos lawmaker, Hon. Adewale Temitope, has vowed to ensure the fulfilment of his promise to make Ifako-Ijaiye the most educated part of Lagos State, Southwest Nigeria.

Adewale, who represents Ifako-Ijaiye constituency 1 at the Lagos State House of Assembly, says he has distributed over 4000 JAMB forms and another 1,200 GCE forms to students within the constituency with free tutorial classes for a total of 8716 candidates for the examinations.

Speaking while giving out 250 GCE forms to another set of beneficiaries on Wednesday, the lawmaker said he had facilitated the admission of 857 students into various tertiary institutions across the country while 49 outstanding students are beneficiaries of his scholarship scheme.

“Currently, 615 adults are in adult education programmes. It is exciting to note that out of this figure, 50 outstanding adults have been registered for the NECO exams.

“We have also renovated the Ogundimu Primary School, the Fagba Grammar School (junior) complex and the Bishop Oluwole Complex School.

“Beside these, we have given out thousands of school materials and books to pupils and students and facilitated employment for qualified residents of the constituency. These are all done under the Adewale Temitope Adedeji Educational Initiatives (ATA-EI) which has metamorphosed into a foundation,” he said.

Stressing the need to make education a major means for societal growth, the lawmaker added: “I believe every student deserves access to the tools they need to succeed and these GCE slips are a small step towards ensuring that every child can reach his full potential.

“In Ifako-Ijaiye Constituency 1, our goal remains the same – to make this local government the most educated in Nigeria in the near future. We are on the right track to achieve this and I once again assure you that I remain committed to this goal.”

He advised the beneficiaries of the GCE forms to be serious with their studies and be successful in their exams.

*Nigeria @ 64: ‘’There Is Nothing To Celebrate, It’s A Moment For Sober Reflection’’ – Primate Ayodele

The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele has revealed that Nigeria has no reason to celebrate 64th independence because the country hasn’t recorded any significant achievements worthy of being celebrated in recent times.

In an independence message to Nigerians, Primate Ayodele stated that he hasn’t seen anything special in Nigeria’s 64th independence celebration because the country is still far behind in terms of development, human capital, leadership, to mention but a few.

The prophet described Nigeria’s democracy as a failure, explaining that independence is more like bondage for the people and the country is gradually moving into a hopeless state because of the kind of people that have emerged as the country’s leaders.

‘’Sincerely, I have not seen anything special in Nigeria @ 64 because there is no serious improvement in terms of what the government needs to do. In terms of human capital, everything is on standstill, in terms of judiciary, it’s something else. We are still seeing things that we can’t be proud of despite being 64 years old. Our democracy has been destroyed, what we have is democracy of failure, starvation, bondage, difficulty. Nigerians have voted for leaders with no conscience. We have been praying but it doesn’t look like this country will get better.’’

While speaking on the current administration, Primate Ayodele made it known that the government is confused and has no fear of God. He also called on the government to embark on seven things to restore hope to the people.

‘’The present government is confused; they don’t have the fear of God and don’t understand why they are ruling. Nigeria @ 64 is nothing to celebrate. The government should do seven things that include stable electricity, educational reforms, Restructuring, Judiciary reforms, economic reforms, security and total overhauling of our petroleum ministry to bring back hope.’’

Explaining further, Primate Ayodele noted that a serious government leading a country that is 64 years old will not allow mediocrity and would let go of any unserious minister or appointee. He frowned at the EFCC chairman for failing to arrest the former governor of Kogi state, Yahaya Bello but quick to go after ordinary Nigerians that have committed lesser offences compared to Bello’s.

‘’A serious government leading a nation that is 64 years old would sack people in the oil sector including NNPC GMD, Mele Kyari, Minister of Petroleum and others in the sector. We have ministries that are not performing, the President should remove their leaders.’’

‘’For months, EFCC has been trailing Yahaya Bello all to no avail but if it is an ordinary Nigerian, he or she would have been arrested and paraded. It appears the EFCC chairman doesn’t know his job too, the president should find something to do if not, we will keep encouraging corruption.’’

In the same vein, Primate Ayodele blasted the national assembly for not working towards achieving success in the country. Generally, he noted that leaders of the country have to reflect on what has happened and what should be done instead of celebrating independence at 64.

‘’The national assembly has also failed, they are just going there to relax, President Tinubu should improve and enhance workers welfare. Our sectors are not doing well including communications, we don’t have anything to celebrate at 64, it’s a period to evaluate what we have done so far. It’s a time of sober reflection. There is hunger in the land, a bag of rice isn’t affordable anymore. At 64, a fertile land has failed in agriculture. We have voted for the wrong choice and of course, the result of that will be wrong. It’s 64 years of sadness, without achievement, and failure.’’

Furthermore, Primate Ayodele expressed disappointment in the religious sector especially Christian leaders who are fond of hiding the true situations of things with ‘all is well’. The prophet noted that all pastors have been compromised and what they do now is fashion.

‘’The religious sector too has failed, all the pastors have failed. We have been compromised and all we know how to say is ‘All is well’ but it is not. We only have fashion pastors, they don’t talk when they are supposed to talk apart from ‘All is well.’’