NEWS UPDATE

Beneficiaries of the recent employment into SUBEB Teaching Service, Primary Healthcare, and the Hospital Management Board have come out in large numbers to commend Hon. Tajudeen Adefisoye (Small Alhaji) for his selfless intervention and benevolence that made the opportunities possible.

Despite not holding any political appointment, Hon. Adefisoye was instrumental in facilitating the employment process for hundreds of qualified indigenes across the state. Many of the beneficiaries say his advocacy, follow-up, and commitment to human capital development played a key role in ensuring the recruitment was granted.

Speaking on behalf of the new staff under Ondo State Hospital Management Board, Madam Hellen Olawamide said:
“We never thought this day would come. Hon. Adefisoye stood for us even when he had no office. He used his voice and influence to make sure ordinary people got these jobs. We are grateful.”

Health workers recruited into Primary Healthcare Centres and SUBEB.
Hospital Board facilities also echoed similar sentiments.
“This employment has changed our lives. Hon. Adefisoye proved that leadership is about service, not title,” said Adewole P Aanu, one of the newly employed health workers.

The beneficiaries described Hon. Adefisoye’s action as a clear example of people-centered politics and urged other leaders to emulate his commitment to the people and community development.

They further pledged to be diligent, patriotic, and dedicated in their new roles, noting that they will justify the confidence reposed in them and contribute to better education and healthcare delivery in Ondo State.

Hon. Tajudeen Adefisoye, in his response, appreciated the beneficiaries and reaffirmed his commitment to creating more opportunities for Idanre/Ifedore people.
“Leadership is service. Whether in office or not, I will continue to advocate for jobs, empowerment, and a better future for our people,” he said.