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Osun Chamber of Commerce Congratulates Adeleke, Urges Governor To Make State An Industrial Hub

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THE Osun State Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines & Agriculture (OSUCCIMA) congratulates Senator Ademola Jackson Nurudeen Adeleke on his inauguration as the sixth Executive Governor of the State.

In a congratulatory message signed by the chamber’s president, Elder ‘Bisi Makanjuola, said the Governor should be thankful to God for the privilege to serve the people of Osun at this critical time.

“Your Excellency, I want you to see your coming to serve the good people of Osun as a rare opportunity which must not be taken for granted.”

Elder Makanjuola however reminded the Governor on his promise to make the State an industrial Hub for other neighbouring States.

He said, “Osun cannot continue to be Civil Service State. Industrialisation and commercialisation of the State after over thirty years of her creation is long overdue.

“It is our prayer that God who has helped you thus far will continue to stand by you till the end of your tenure. Congratulations,” the statement reads.

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