US Based Lagelu Indigene, Segun Folorunso Sends Powerful Message To Gov. Makinde, Regards Hon.Kazeem Adeyemi and Others

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US Based Lagelu Indigene, Segun Folorunso Sends Powerful Message To Gov. Makinde, Regards Hon.Kazeem Adeyemi and Others
The US based indigene of Lagelu local government, and a fellow of the People's Democratic Party, Segun Folorunso has sent a heartfelt greetings to Governor Seyi Makinde, and members of People's Democratic Party in Lagelu local government.
In an early morning chat with the "West Post", Segun Folorunso stated that as year 2021 comes to end, it behoves him to send his warmest greetings and wishful regards to the people that made the year very honorable and memorable for him.

Hon. Segun Folorunso who joined other members of People's Democratic Party in participating in the 2019 general election before leaving for the United States, has confidently said that He was proud to have participated in the political and election struggle that brought about the emergence of Engr. Seyi Makinde, FNSE, as the Executive Governor of Oyo State, with the current unmatched administrative excellence of the State in focus; " In the history of our dear State, never has there been a Governor like Engr. Seyi Makinde, who has gotten so much done in only few years in office State..... The success of his administration has gotten us on different approval ratings across both public and private sectors.... I'm really proud to have rooted for him alongside other supporters and members of People's Democratic Party, in year 2019", Hon. Segun Folorunso submitted in a live chat.

Folorunso has also sent his warmest regards to the entire People's Democratic Party in Lagelu local government, particularly ward one, where he had hailed from. He mentioned in a live chat with the West Post, the names of Hon. Gbadamosi Kazeem Adeyemi (Executive Chairman, Lagelu Local Government Area), Hon. Akintunde Emmanuel (Member, Oyo State House of Assembly, representing Lagelu Constituency), Hon. Kunle Yusuf, MON (SSA on SDG to the Executive Governor of Oyo State), Hon. Tokunbo Adeaga (Member, Oyo State Hospital Management Board), Alhaja Wulemot Ibitoye (State Women Leader, People's Democratic Party, Oyo State), Chief. Elder Bayo Okeyode, Hon. Femi Falowo, as well as the serving councilors and special assistants in the local government, for their sincerity of purpose towards his family, and for their service to the State, the Party, and to the local government.

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