Transparency will be our watchword – Makinde assures Oyo residents

By Terry Paul2 min read
Updated June 3, 2019 12:43 am
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Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State, on Sunday promised to run a transparent and open administration for the benefit of all indigenes of the State to attain the desired heights.

Makinde made the promise during a thanksgiving service, held at the Cathedral of St. Peters, Aremo in Ibadan.

He said it was the prayers of the churches and those who wanted him as the governor that were answered.

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Makinde said, ”Now that your prayers have been answered, I’m here and ready to serve the people.

”I implore the church to keep on praying for my administration to succeed.”

Provost of the Church, Reverend Andrew Adebiyi, earlier in his remarks urged the governor not to allow the pressure of office to take away humility, kindness and other good leadership qualities he was known for.

Adebiyi, in his sermon, with the theme: “God’s gift to the church”, said the creator gave His gifts for the spiritual growth of the church and charged the congregation to use their respective God’s gifts for the betterment and spiritual growth of mankind.

A special prayer session was conducted for the smooth running of the State by the Governor and members of his administration.

Among notable personalities at the occasion were the Deputy Governor, Alhaji Rauf Olaniyan; Head of Service, Alhaja Ololade Agboola; former Prelate of Methodist Church Nigeria, Most Reverend Sunday Ola-Makinde and notable members of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Oyo State.

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