Hon. Oguntodu Olajide Johnson Celebrates Ondo State at 50, Reaffirms Commitment to Progressive Leadership

Hon. Oguntodu Olajide Johnson Celebrates Ondo State at 50, Reaffirms Commitment to Progressive Leadership






Hon. Oguntodu Olajide Johnson, a dedicated MHA and advocate for the people of Akure South Constituency 1, joins all citizens in celebrating the 50th anniversary of Ondo State’s creation.


This golden jubilee marks a historic milestone, reflecting five decades of resilience, cultural richness, and transformative growth under the collective efforts of visionary leaders and resilient citizens.


Hon. Oguntodu Olajide Johnson acknowledges the sacrifices of past leaders and the unwavering spirit of Ondo State’s people, whose unity has fostered development across education, infrastructure, and entrepreneurship.


He emphasizes that the state’s progress stems from inclusive governance and community-driven initiatives—principles he champions as a legislator.


As Ondo State steps into its next chapter, Hon. Johnson reaffirms his commitment to:

Sustainable Development; Advancing policies that empower youth, farmers, women and SMEs. Amplifying grassroots voices in decision-making.


He prays for continued prosperity, urging citizens to uphold the values of hard work and solidarity that define the “Sunshine State.


“Ondo State’s 50th anniversary is not just a celebration of our past but a call to action for a brighter future. Together, we will build a legacy of opportunity for generations to come.”


Happy 50th Anniversary, Ondo State!


— Hon. Oguntodu Olajide Johnson



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