Ogun Governor Appoints Ajetunmobi, Oluwole, and Ayodele as Senior Special Assistants
Ogun Governor Appoints Ajetunmobi, Oluwole, and Ayodele as Senior Special Assistants
In a move reflecting his commitment to harnessing local talent and fostering community development, Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has appointed three prominent Sagamu indigenes as Senior Special Assistants (SSAs).
The appointments, announced earlier this week, have been met with widespread approval across Sagamu and the wider Remoland region, further highlighting the governor’s inclusive approach to governance.
The new appointees are Hon. Habeeb Samuel Ajetunmobi (popularly known as Aje), Hon. Olapeju Ayodele (also known as PJ), and Hon. Folajuwon Oluwole. Each of them has earned recognition for their significant contributions to politics, philanthropy, and community advancement in Sagamu and beyond. Their appointments are seen as a strategic effort to strengthen ties between the state government and grassroots communities.
Hon. Habeeb Samuel Ajetunmobi is a seasoned politician and a passionate community advocate with a strong record in youth empowerment and local development. With over a decade of political experience, he has championed numerous initiatives in education, healthcare, and economic development.
Hon. Olapeju Ayodele, a respected philanthropist and international IT expert, is known for his impactful charitable work in education and poverty reduction. His appointment is expected to enhance the state government’s engagement with vulnerable groups and expand the reach of social welfare initiatives.
Hon. Folajuwon Oluwole is recognized for his leadership in youth empowerment and infrastructure advocacy. Through various civil society efforts and political campaigns, he has established himself as a committed voice for progress and development in Sagamu.
Governor Abiodun’s decision to bring these distinguished individuals into his administration aligns with his broader vision of participatory and grassroots-driven governance. Their roles as SSAs will involve advising the governor on community issues, spearheading local initiatives, and fostering closer ties between the state government and Sagamu residents.
Local leaders and citizens have praised the appointments, viewing them as a step toward sustainable development and political inclusion. Many believe the move will also inspire youth involvement in governance and civic leadership.
This development represents a significant chapter in Sagamu’s political trajectory, reinforcing the importance of local representation and community-based leadership in shaping the future of Ogun State.
