Ex-Reps member Hon. Adibi hosts Jubril Dotun Sanusi, lauds contributions to Oyo state’s development

Ex-Reps member Hon. Adibi hosts Jubril Dotun Sanusi, lauds contributions to Oyo state’s development

Khalid ABRAHAM

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A former member of the House of Representatives, Hon. Temilola Segun Adibi, has commended the chairman and CEO of Ilaji Sports and Resorts, Chief Jubril Dotun Sanusi, for his significant contributions to the development of Oyo state.

Hon. Adibi, who also served as the immediate past Director-General of the Oyo state Advertising and Signage Agency, expressed his appreciation during a courtesy visit by Chief Sanusi, the Jagun Olubadan of Ibadanland, to his residence.

In his remark, Hon. Adibi acknowledged what he described as Chief Sanusi’s unwavering dedication to the progress and growth of Oyo state, highlighting the various initiatives and projects that Sanusi had championed, which he noted have had a positive impact on the state’s socioeconomic landscape.

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Hon. Adibi praised Sanusi’s efforts in fostering community development, promoting youth empowerment, and enhancing the state’s sporting and tourism sectors through his establishment, Ilaji Sports and Resorts.

“I am grateful for this visit by the Jagun Olubadan, Chief Jubril Dotun Sanusi. His presence here today is a testament to his commitment to identifying with and supporting the people of Oyo state. His contributions to our state’s development are truly commendable,” Hon. Adibi stated.

Chief Sanusi, in response, expressed his gratitude for the warm reception and reiterated his commitment to working towards the betterment of Oyo state. He emphasized the importance of unity and collaboration among leaders and stakeholders in driving the state towards a prosperous future.

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The meeting between Hon. Adibi and Chief Sanusi underscores the spirit of camaraderie and shared vision among Oyo state’s leaders, as they continue to work collectively for the benefit of their communities and the state at large.

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