The Chairman of the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Osun State Chapter, Comr. Akinbode Olakolupo Oluwasegun, on behalf of youths across Osun State, has celebrated the Executive Governor of Osun State, Senator Ademola Nurudeen Jackson Adeleke, on the occasion of his 66th birthday anniversary.
In a statement released to newsmen, the Osun NYCN Chairman described Governor Adeleke as a visionary and transformational leader whose administration has continued to positively impact the lives of the people through inclusive governance, infrastructural development, and youth-friendly policies.
Comr. Akinbode praised Governor Adeleke for his commitment to youth inclusion in governance, noting that the administration has consistently created opportunities for young people to participate actively in leadership, decision-making, and public service. According to him, the Governor’s support for youth engagement has inspired confidence and renewed hope among youths in Osun State.
He stated that Governor Adeleke’s leadership style reflects accessibility, humility, compassion, and genuine concern for the welfare and development of the people. He further commended the Governor for prioritizing workers’ welfare, education, healthcare delivery, road infrastructure, and other developmental projects across the state.
The NYCN Chairman noted that the achievements recorded under Governor Adeleke’s administration have continued to position Osun State on the path of sustainable growth and development. He described the Governor as a leader who has transformed governance in the state through people-centered policies and impactful leadership.
Comr. Akinbode also prayed for God’s continued wisdom, strength, sound health, and guidance for Governor Adeleke as he continues to pilot the affairs of Osun State.
Governor Ademola Nurudeen Jackson Adeleke, widely known as the “People’s Governor,” continues to receive commendations from different groups and stakeholders for his developmental strides and commitment to inclusive governance in Osun State.