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Updated February 24, 2021
Governor Rotimi Akeredolu giving a speech during the inauguration and swearing-in ceremony for his second term in office, on Wednesday, February 24, 2021.
Ondo State Governor Rotimi Akeredolu on Wednesday during his inauguration ceremony for his second term in office promised to set the state on the path of growth.
He also listed his achievements during his first term in office and promised not to depart from the ‘redemptive and restorative path.’
“We are committed, irrevocably, to setting the State on the path of real growth and development.
“We are confident that posterity will read about this era and feel proud of our achievements. Our victory at the last election confirmed the love and trust we enjoy from the people. We cannot afford to depart from the redemptive and restorative path. We shall proceed, with keener enthusiasm, to justify the renewal of our mandate to serve the people,” the governor said.
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Ondo State Governor, Mr Rotimi Akeredolu has been sworn-in for a second term in office, along with his new deputy, Hon. Lucky Ayedatiwa, with the governor promising to consolidate on his first-term achievements.
The Oath of Office was administered around 10:45 am by the Chief Judge of the State, Justice Oluwatoyin Akeredolu to the governor and his deputy.
Speaking at the inauguration, Akeredolu who promised to give priority to the security of lives and property of the state, advocated for the establishment of state police, saying, every state must be allowed to secure its space.
According to Akeredolu, “We have been relentless in advocating for the establishment of State Police. There can be no other way if we are indeed serious about securing lives and property.
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