THE Nigerian Minister of Marine And Blue Economy, Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola has been described as an exceptionally brilliant man, with a cool and calm demeanor required for optimal success in the Ministry of Marine And Blue Economy.
This was revealed by the former Deputy Governor of Osun State, Otunba (Mrs) Titi Tomori-Ponnle, on Friday when she paid a courtesy call on the Minister after her inauguration as a member of the Edo APC governorship primary election committee.
Titi Tomori-Ponnle lauded the solid foundation laying for the newly created ministry by Oyetola as this will solidify and boost the economic revival of the Renewed Hope Agenda of APC government.
The Osogbo born grassroots politician, who was the APC PCC Southwest Grassroot Engagement and Orientation Campaign Director in the 2023 Presidential Election, expressed her commitment to the success of her party in any assignment given to her. She noted that Oyetola’s ability to positively pioneer the Marine and Blue Economy in Nigeria has been proven during his tenure as the immediate past Governor of Osun State . He is reputed for honesty and prudent management of the State’s resources even in the face of tough economic challenges.
While thanking the leadership of the party, Titi Tomori-Ponnle gave kudos to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for working round the clock to bring positive changes that would solve the challenges of Nigeria at this trying time.
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