Engr. Akeem Olatunji, the Executive Chairman of Oluyole Local Government, has been making waves with his exemplary leadership and commitment to grassroots development. His administration has been marked by significant achievements, including infrastructure development, social welfare programs, and community engagement initiatives.
Olatunji’s administration has prioritized economic growth, aiming to create job opportunities and stimulate local economies through targeted training programs, micro-credit finance initiatives, and partnerships with larger enterprises. The local government has also focused on improving road infrastructure, public transportation, and waste management services to ensure connectivity and a clean environment within the local government area.
In the area of education and healthcare, Olatunji’s administration has invested in primary school educational facilities, vocational training programs, and primary healthcare centers, ensuring essential medicines and health awareness campaigns are available to promote preventive care.
The local government has also introduced modern farming techniques, provided access to quality seeds and farm inputs, and supported cooperative societies to increase productivity and wealth creation in the agricultural sector.
Security is another area where Olatunji’s administration has made significant strides. Strategic collaboration with mainstream security agencies, regular town hall meetings, and community forums have been established to ensure residents’ voices are heard and concerns addressed.
Olatunji’s leadership has received widespread praise from residents, traditional rulers, and stakeholders. His commitment to serving the people of Oluyole Local Government has earned him the prestigious title of “Asiwaju of Oluyole,” a rare honor bestowed upon individuals who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to the welfare and advancement of their people.
The Oluyole Council of Traditional Rulers, comprising 63 Baales, has endorsed Olatunji’s performance as LG Chairman and thrown their weight behind him for higher responsibility in the near future. The Deputy Governor of Oyo State, Barrister Adebayo Lawal, has commended Olatunji for his visionary leadership, noting that his installation as Asiwaju Oluyole was well-deserved. The speaker of Oyo State House of Assembly , Rt. Hon. Adebo Ogundoyin commended Olatunji for organizing a successful vocational training program for 500 trainees drawn from the local government, describing it as a commendable initiative that demonstrates Olatunji’s commitment to improving the lives of Oluyole residents. He highlighted Olatunji’s efforts in promoting economic growth, infrastructure development, and social welfare programs, which have positively impacted the lives of Oluyole residents.
Also, The Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Matters in Oyo State, Otunba Ademola Ojo, also known as ‘Ijaya’, has commended the Executive Chairman of Oluyole Local Government, Asiwaju Akeem Olatunji, for his transformative policies and programs at the grassroots. Ojo praised Olatunji’s approach to governance, describing him as a visionary politician who epitomizes Governor Seyi Makinde’s Sustainable Development Agenda.
Recently , Commissioner for Environment and Natural Resources, Barrister Seun Ashamu commended Olatunji for his consistent delivery of people-oriented projects and grassroots development initiatives while his counterpart at the ministry for Youth and Sports Development, Alhaja Wasilat Adegoke at the Youth Summit in Oluyole Local Government also lauded Olatunji’s performance, highlighting his commitment to youth empowerment and development.
With his impactful leadership and commitment to grassroots development, Asiwaju Akeem Olatunji is poised to continue making a positive difference in the lives of Oluyole residents. His administration’s focus on transparency, accountability, and inclusivity has fostered a strong bond between the local government and its residents, setting the stage for a brighter future for the community.
Kazum Abiola writes from Ibadan
