Success in politics often hinges on patience and the art of calculation. It is not merely about taking opportunities, but wisely timing actions to align with the greater good.
True leadership understands that sometimes waiting is the strategic choice that paves the way for lasting change.
Ikale, and more specifically Okitipupa, has the right of first refusal after Senator Jimoh Ibrahim CFR moves to the UN.
Omooba Jumoke Akindele remains a remarkable figure in Ondo State’s political history, a woman of exceptional capability, eloquence, and unwavering intellect. As the first female Speaker of the Ondo State House of Assembly, she broke historic barriers with competence, and an uncommon grasp of governance.
Her tenure was marked by excellence. She commanded issues with clarity, navigated political complexities with strategic brilliance, and carried the dignity of the Assembly with poise and purpose. For her, leadership was never about occupying a seat, but about elevating the institution entrusted to her.
The records speak for themselves. She is the best Speaker Ondo State has produced, a trailblazer whose impact continues to inspire women in politics and young people across the State. Her legacy is one of brilliance, courage, and exceptional capacity, proving that excellence knows no gender.
E gbe kini yi wa, O capable!
