I want to believe, whatever is your age or however successful you are, words of encouragement and appreciation, especially from people who have no vested interest, helps in augmenting the spirit of that person.
Today, amidst all aversion towards politics and politicking, I can with utter confidence admire a true leader and philanthropist in the person of Hon. Sulaimon M. Ajibola.
Having subtly emerged as a visionary with a mission to turn around the welfare of Ogun state and its indigents. Assessing him by the testimonies of his immediate followers and the many who have come in contact with him, he has proven to be a leader who has his ears to the ground.
When it comes down to walking the talk, over the years we have heard so many political speeches centering towards 'poverty', especially during Independence Day speeches and on campaign podiums, the cliché word used by politicians. Whereas, here is someone who knows how to act and mobilize not only resources but the mindset of the people too. With the country being pegged fastest growing economy in Africa almost every year and also nicknamed “Giants of Africa”, the mindset of majority of its citizenry stands below par hence, the need to also work on the mindset of its people a sure way to build self esteem.
And Hon. Sulaimon M. Ajibola has been and is still doing this. He is *Walking the talk*.
Whatever his long term objective and his plan is, he is worth the time, effort and might I dare add trust too.
A young mind that would bridge the gap across generations is very much active and virile in Hon. Ajibola. Who else can listen, understand and satisfy the thriving youth force other than a man who has seen it all in terms of youthful exuberance now matured having grown from its bruises but also a man who is close to the older generation constantly and respectfully learning the ropes of leadership as it ought to be.
As stated earlier, this isn’t with hopes of any vested interest only words of encouragement with hopes to provide a pat on the back of this world emerging leader to urge him on and also bring to his notice that his works have been noticed and is greatly admired.
O ṣe daradara, ati pe orisun ọgbọn rẹ ati suru rẹ ko ni tan.
IDERA DE
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