As Ogun State celebrates its 50th anniversary, the President of the Ogun Progressives Mandate in Diaspora, Soremi Olu Moses, has extended his congratulations to the government and people of the Gateway State.
In a statement marking the Golden Jubilee, Moses described Ogun State as a “beacon of resilience and enterprise,” noting that the milestone is a time to honor the vision of founding fathers while celebrating the state’s current status as a leader in Nigerian development.
Commending Transformational Leadership
Soremi Olu Moses specifically highlighted the performance of His Excellency, Governor Dapo Abiodun, praising his administration’s focus on “transformational leadership.” He pointed to the aggressive road construction and rehabilitation projects across all local governments as a game-changer for the state’s economy.
“These roads are not merely pathways; they are lifelines for economic growth, social integration, and sustainable development,” Moses stated.
The Gateway International Airport: A Landmark Feat
The Diaspora leader further applauded the establishment of the Gateway International Airport, describing it as a masterstroke that has strategically positioned Ogun State as a premier aviation and logistics hub in West Africa. He noted that this project, alongside advancements in housing and healthcare, underscores the administration’s commitment to long-term prosperity.
As the Gateway State enters its next half-century, Moses called for a renewed sense of unity among all indigenes, both at home and in the diaspora. He emphasized that the continued partnership between the people and the government is the essential “fuel” needed to drive the state toward its next phase of industrial and social evolution. With the Golden Jubilee celebrations in full swing, the message from the diaspora is clear: Ogun State is not just celebrating fifty years of history, but is firmly on the path to a future of unlimited potential.
