Senior Special Assistant on Special Duties, Hon. Olufemi Aduloju, paid a congratulatory visit to the office of newly appointed Commissioner for Rural and Community Development, Hon. Oluwafemi Awe-FEMTEX, marking an important step in Ekiti State’s efforts towards rural advancement.
Aduloju extended warm felicitations to Hon.Oluwafemi Awe-FEMTEX on his appointment by Governor wBiodun Abayomi Oyebanji. Acknowledging Awe-FEMTEX’s seamless fit for the role, Aduloju lauded his past achievements and expressed unwavering confidence in his forthcoming successes in the new capacity.
He said Governor Oyebanji’s methodical approach to selection was evident as Hon.Oluwafemi Awe-FEMTEX emerged from a thorough evaluation process.
This meticulous approach he said further guarantees that those chosen, like hon.Oluwafemi Awe-FEMTEX, align impeccably with their designated responsibilities.
Aduloju’s well wishes were coupled with a charge for the rural and community development commissioner to dedicate himself fully to the developmental needs of Ekiti State’s rural communities.
Aduloju urged prioritization of developmental initiatives that would enrich the lives of these communities.
Responding, Commissioner for rural and community development Hon.Oluwafemi Awe-FEMTEX extended gratitude to Aduloju for the kind visit and echoed his commitment to upholding the trust invested by Governor Oyebanji and the Ekiti populace.He reaffirmed his devotion to serving the community’s interests, emphasizing an “open door” policy to ensure active public engagement and collaboration.
Aligning himself with Governor Oyebanji’s grassroots-centered ethos, Hon.Awe emphasized his determination to identify and rectify the challenges faced by local residents.
Drawing inspiration from the governor’s six-point agenda, Awe pledged relentless efforts to ensure its realization.
In this new chapter, Ekiti State anticipates under hon.Oluwafemi Awe-FEMTEX’s leadership a period of substantial progress, driven by dedication, inclusivity, and a shared vision for the betterment of rural communities.
