2023: Oyo deputy gov’s wife attends One-day heath check, solicits support for Makinde’s re-election bid 

In a bid to foster health care among women and cushion health risks in the society, a group of women led one-day health check for the association of landladies across Ibadan, Oyo State.

The program, which was flagged off on Saturday at Onimole Light Estate, zone 10, along Kute Road, Wofun, Ibadan, was attended by Mrs. Ajibola Lawal, wife of the Deputy Governor of Oyo State.

According to the coordinator, Mrs. E. O Ojewale, the beneficiaries which were majorly women came out en mass to participate in the exercise.

“As health care system shrinks across the country, our resolve to commence this project hovers around the need to contribute our quota in order to mitigate health related problems among women and to consolidate on Gov. Seyi Makinde’s giant strides on health.

“We received a number of support from donors most especially the wife of Oyo deputy governor, Chief Ajibola Lawal to bring this project to life. The attendant positive effect is our great hope after this program and we believe we on the course to achieve it.

Speaking while joined by Governor Seyi Makinde’s brother, Mr. Kayode, PDP chieftain, Ajoky Mama, and others, the wife of the Oyo deputy governor said that the gesture was also their modest way of urging people to support Gov. Seyi Makinde’s reelection campaign as 2023 approaches. 

“Meanwhile, the inspiration for this project came from our small gesture of support for the good people of Oyo State in their efforts to re-elect Governor Makinde in the general elections of 2023.”

She advised the landladies association to have their PVC ready on Election Day, adding that re-electing Governor Makinde would further speed up progress in the state.