The chairman of the Senate Committee on Appropriations, Senator Solomon Adeola Adeola Yayi, has felicitated with the governor of Ondo State, Mr. Lucky Aiyeditiwa, on his resounding re-election victory in the concluded Ondo governorship election.
In similar vein, the senator congratulated all the newly elected Local Government chairmen and councilors in Ogun State on their victories adding that the triumph of All Progressives Congress, APC is another indication of the peoples support for the Renewed Hope Agenda of APC and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Senator Adeola, who participated in the grand finale campaign of Governor Aiyeditiwa and also voted in the Ogun State LGA election, said that the victories of APC in these weekend elections are indicative that many Nigerians appreciated the reformist agenda of President Tinubu and APC adding that the benefits of the Renewed Hope Agenda are already manifesting and will soon be generalized to the masses.
Senator Adeola urged Governor Aiyedatiwa to continue with the progressive agenda of the APC in the state adding that his victory is a vote for all his accomplishments in the last 10 months and the erstwhile administration of late Governor Rotimi Akeredolu.
Senator Adeola urged all the newly elected leaders at the Local Government areas in Ogun State to cooperate with the State Government under the leadership of Prince Dapo Abiodun adding that he will continue to ensure that APC delivers tangible dividends of democracy for the people.
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