Prominent individuals, cooperate organizations and institutions have continued to throw their congratulatory messages to the overwhelming victory of Osun State Governor Senator Ademola Adeleke at the Supreme court of Nigeria.
The Governor Adeleke whose victory coincided with his birthday anniversary today has been described as one of the luckiest politician whose mandate was ordained by God.
The Caretaker Chairman, National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Osun State Chapter, Abdulmajeed Oladimeji Oyeniyi who spoke to journalists in Osogbo congratulated Adeleke for his victory at the highest court of the land and also rejoiced with him on his 63rd birthday anniversary.
He said despite the court litigation, Adeleke remained focused on the delivering of dividend of democracy across the nooks and crannies of the state
Oyeniyi who described the celebrant as great achiever said in spite of the distraction, Governor Adeleke within the space of five months accomplished so much in the area of infrastructural development in the state.
He maintained that for the number one citizen of Osun to have struggled tenaciously and triumphed over the forces was an indication that he was truly destined to change the fortune of the state .
“I want to on behalf of members of NYCN congratulates Governor Ademola Adeleke on the celebration of his birthday as well as his resounding victory at the apex court of the land.
“As a matter of validation of Adeleke’s victory by the nation’s apex court was a way of rekindling the hope in the judiciary. However, the judgement should be seen as phenomenal and a crucial blow to manipulation of elections in Nigeria.
Applauding the judiciary as truly the defender of Nigeria’s democracy, the is the last refuge of the common man.
“The people of Osun have spoken through their votes and thank God people’s will have eventually come to pass through the affirmation by the Supreme Court.
“We want to congratulate the People’s Governor on his victory at the supreme Court despite the long legal battle, truth eventually prevailed”
