Dr. Oyenuga Jamiu ‘Jasper’ Thanks Hon. Ladi Adebutu, Campaign Team, And Supporters, Vows To Continue Advocacy For Sagamu’s Progress

Following the Sagamu Local Government election, Dr. Oyenuga Jamiu Adeshola ‘Jasper’ has in a heartfelt message expressed profound gratitude to his mentor, Hon. Ladi Adebutu, and Yeye Adenike Adebutu, for their unwavering support and parental care throughout his campaign journey.

“I sincerely thank my Principal and Leader, Hon. Ladi Adebutu, and his loving First Lady, Yeye Adenike Adebutu, for the immense support and endearing love you’ve shown me and my team. Your visionary leadership is truly a blessing to Ogun State and our generation at large,” Dr. Jasper stated.

He extended his appreciation to party leaders, councillor candidates in all 15 wards, and grassroots supporters who worked tirelessly to advance their shared vision for Sagamu.

“To my party leaders, elders, councillor candidates, and every faithful supporter in Sagamu LGA, I say a big thank you. Your dedication and belief in our cause are deeply appreciated. May God continue to bless you and your families,” he added.

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Dr. Jasper also acknowledged his friends and colleagues, both locally and in the diaspora, for their financial, emotional, and moral support. Special mentions were made to Alhaja Mujidat ‘Oluaye’ Ogunnaike, Asiwaju Bolarinwa Oluwole, and Hon. Damilare Bello of the Ogun State House of Assembly for their guidance and encouragement.

“Your overwhelming support will forever remain etched in my heart. I pray for greater achievements for our Leading Leaders, Alhaja Mujidat ‘Oluaye’ Ogunnaike, Hon. Bolarinwa Oluwole, and Hon. Damilare Bello,” he said.

Dr. Jasper reserved special gratitude for his family, including his wife and children, whose unconditional love and understanding kept him motivated.

While reflecting on the election outcome, he called for resilience and optimism, assuring supporters that the journey to transform Sagamu and Ogun State is far from over.

“Though we couldn’t achieve our immediate goal, this is not the end of our story but the beginning of a new chapter. Let us uphold our values, support our communities, and prepare for future opportunities to serve and lead,” Dr. Jasper concluded.

This inspiring message resonates with his unwavering commitment to progress, unity, and advocacy for better governance in Sagamu and Ogun State.