Ondo 2024: Women in Owo, Akoko Southeast, and Akoko South West LGAs Rally Support for Aiyedatiwa
… As O’Datiwa Women Initiatives Team Visits Council Areas
Women in the three council areas of Owo, Akoko Southeast, and Akoko South West LGAs have recently united to express their support for Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa during the visit of the O’Datiwa Women Initiatives’ team.
A growing number of women are aligning themselves with Aiyedatiwa, endorsing his various initiatives.
Acknowledging the significant role that women play in politics and governance as crucial, their collective voice and influence can be decisive in swaying elections and shaping policies.
Through their active support of Aiyedatiwa, the women in these councils are not only showcasing their unity but also bringing attention to the key issues that are important to them.
Through their advocacy and mobilisation efforts, they bring a unique perspective to the forefront of the political landscape, advocating for gender equality, healthcare, education, and other social issues.
The support of women can significantly impact governance and foster a more inclusive and diverse political representation.
Governor Aiyedatiwa’s track record and qualifications are crucial aspects to consider when evaluating his candidacy for the forthcoming 2024 elections in Ondo State.
With a proven history of leadership and dedication to community development, Aiyedatiwa’s background showcases his commitment to bringing positive change to Ondo State, as he has demonstrated during his short period at the helm of power.
His professional qualifications and experience in public service provide a strong foundation for enacting meaningful policies that address the needs and concerns of the people.
As the O’Datiwa Women Initiatives team traverses the entire state, it is essential for voters to closely examine Aiyedatiwa’s track record and qualifications to make an informed decision for the future of Ondo State.
While addressing the women in the three local government areas, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Women Affairs, Dr Seun Osamaye, said, “The endorsements and massive turnout of women from the three local governments signify recognition of Aiyedatiwa’s ability to champion women’s rights and advocate for gender equality within the region.”
By actively engaging in the electoral process, the O’Datiwa Women Initiatives team amplifies the importance of inclusivity and representation in governance. Their efforts highlight the power of grassroots movements in driving meaningful change and setting a precedent for future elections in Ondo State.
The grassroots support demonstrated by these women highlights the pivotal role that community-driven movements play in shaping political landscapes.
By effectively mobilising women and advocating for their rights, they exemplify the power of grassroots initiatives in fostering inclusive governance and gender equality.
Their unwavering dedication to amplifying voices and driving meaningful change underscores the importance of grassroots movements in democratising political processes.
As they rally behind Governor Aiyedatiwa, their actions not only showcase their commitment to him but also symbolise a broader aspiration for a more representative and inclusive political sphere in Ondo State.
As we reflect on the remarkable efforts of Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa through the O’Datiwa Women Initiatives, it becomes evident that grassroots movements are a fundamental force in driving societal progress and political transformation.
Their dedication to advocating for women’s rights and amplifying voices is a testament to the potential of community-driven initiatives in shaping a more inclusive and representative political landscape.
As we approach the Ondo 2024 election, the unity and determination exhibited by these women serve as an inspiring example for fostering positive change, recognising their vital role in building a more democratic and equitable society.
It is evident that Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa is the best candidate in the forthcoming gubernatorial election. The team also received royal blessings in the ancient city of Owo when they paid homage to His Royal Majesty, Oba Ajibade Gbadegesin Ogunoye III, Olowo of Owo, and His Royal Majesty, Oba Kofoworola Oladoyinbo Ojomo Aruliwo III, Ijebu Owo.
The O’Datiwa Women Initiative team was also led by Chief Mrs Eko Davies (SA Traders Affairs), Hon Oluyemi Damilola (SA Mobilisation), Hon Aarinola Adamolekun (Full-Time Board Member, HMB), Hon Yinka Alabi (Former Commissioner of Women Affairs), and Erelu Oshifeso (Ondo North West LCDA Vice Chairman).
Others included Mrs Ikotun, Chief Mrs Fayehun (Ondo West APC LG Women Leader), Hon Chief Mrs Aborode (President, Women Artisans), Princess Iji Aiyeola (Convener, Lucky Women Forum), Mrs Toyin (Progressive NATION President), and other notable women leaders and stakeholders.