Senator representing Ogun West, Solomon Adeola has expressed optimism that President Bola Tinubu’s performance and reforms would earn him a second term in the 2027 general elections.
Adeola spoke at the annual Ramadan lecture and prayers organised by the Ogun West Muslim Community, held in Ilaro on Tuesday.
He lauded the people of Ogun for supporting Tinubu’s administration with prayers, especially during the Ramadan period.
He noted that the gesture is a reflection of the people’s appreciation of the leadership and development initiatives of the president.
According to the senator, Tinubu has shown strong commitment to repositioning the country through various reforms introduced since assuming office.
He added that the president has demonstrated purposeful leadership and determination to put the nation on the path of sustainable growth and stability.
Adeola maintained that the continuous prayers and support from Nigerians would further strengthen Tinubu’s resolve to implement policies aimed at national development.
The lawmaker also commended Gov Dapo Abiodun for his efforts in developing Ogun state since assuming office as governor.
He said the governor’s developmental strides across sectors has positively impacted the lives of residents in the state.
“I want to appreciate the people of Ogun West for coming out enmass to pray for president Bola Tinubu, and Gov. Dapo Abiodun for what they have been doing.
“The president has done extremely well in repositioning the nation.The prayers and the good job of the president will earn him a second term in office in 2027,” he said.
The Guest Lecturer, Sheikh Jamiu Sanusi (Amin Olorun), in his lecture, urged Nigerians to remain committed to good deeds, noting that every action attracts a corresponding reward.
Sanusi, who focused his lecture on humanity, stressed that whatever individuals do to others would ultimately return to them.
According to him, the principle of reward for actions should guide people’s conduct toward one another and the society at large.
The lecturer also warned against betrayal, urging residents of Yewa to remain united and work for the collective interest and development of their community.
He prayed for God’s blessings upon the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the president, while also calling for greater commitment to supporting the younger generation who represents the future of the community.
In an interview at the sideline of the event, the Minister of State for Health and Social Development, Iziaq Salako, said the Muslim community is satisfied with the policies of the renewed hope administration of Tinubu.
Salako said that the support and prayers offered by the community reflected their confidence in the government, adding that with continued faith and cooperation from Nigerians, the administration would steadily deliver on its promises.
