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“It is profound indeed that your government pays good attention to basic needs of the people, including in Onila We are very proud of that,” Mr Emmanuel Oyebanji (SAN) told the governor, urging him to do a lot more Professor Bayo Oladipo, the Dean of the Faculty of Education at the University of Lagos, said he was impressed by the governor’s focus on the development of the education sector, especially the employment of qualified teachers.

He charged the governor to pay more attention to the Colleges of Education to ensure that they deliver on their core mandate of training quality teachers

“We have no regret at all that we supported you in 2019 We are glad about what you have achieved with the little resources People talk about the modest change here and there,” Mr Bayo Atoyebi, a lawyer and entrepreneur, said

Otunba Ademola Adedoyin, a PR expert, said the governor’s briefing was quite comprehensive, clear and enlightening as it touched on the situation in 2019, the strides and challenges of the administration, and his roadmap for the future

The stakeholders’ engagement was attended by Senators Sadiq Umar (Kwara North) and Lola Ashiru (Kwara South); House of Representatives members Tunji Olawuyi Ajuloopin and Tijani Ismail; APC senatorial candidate for Kwara Central Turaki Salihu Mustapha; APC House of Representatives candidate for Asa/Ilorin West Mukhtar Shagaya; APC House of Representatives candidate for Ilorin East/South Ahmed Yinka Aluko; APC House of Representatives candidate for Edu/Patigi Ahmed Saba; APC chieftain, Alhaji Raheem Adedoyin; Alhaji Olanrewaju Ajiboye; Senior People Advisor (West Africa) at the British Council Anthony Oyeyiola;

PR Executive Bola Olukoju; Company Secretary at Eko Hotels and Suite, Chief Samuel Alabi; General Manager of Kwara State Television, Mr Michaels Olatunde Oyeyiola; Daily Trust’s top reporter, Abdullateef Aliyu; and legal practitioner, Alhaji Tajudeen Adedoyin, among others