By Our Reporter
An All Progressives Congress senatorial aspirant in Ondo State, Hon. Afolabi Momoh Mogaji, has congratulated the Olodeke of Ekan, Ikare-Akoko, Chief Abdulganiyu Imam Bello, on his inauguration as a Justice of the Peace by the Ondo State Government.
Mogaji, in a statement issued on Sunday, described the honour as a deserving recognition of Chief Bello’s longstanding commitment to peacebuilding, community service, and grassroots leadership across the Akoko region.
He said the appointment reflects the state government’s confidence in Chief Bello’s integrity and dedication to promoting harmony within his community and beyond.
“This appointment is a testament to Chief Olodeke’s unwavering commitment to justice, peace and the welfare of his people. His contributions to the growth and orderliness of Ekan and the entire Akoko area have been commendable,” Mogaji stated.
The senatorial hopeful added that Chief Bello’s elevation would further strengthen Ondo State’s justice system, noting that individuals of proven character are essential in supporting the administration’s efforts toward community-oriented governance.
“I am confident that Chief Olodeke will bring his wealth of experience, calm temperament and deep understanding of community dynamics into this new role. His presence in the Justice of the Peace cadre is a positive step for our state,” he added.
Mogaji urged Chief Bello to continue upholding the virtues that earned him the appointment, expressing optimism that his new position would inspire more leaders at the community level to serve with honesty, dedication and humility.
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