OMO’BA OKUNJIMI ODIMAYO: THE SUNRISE THAT DISPELLED IKALE’S LONG NIGHT
OMO’BA OKUNJIMI ODIMAYO: THE SUNRISE THAT DISPELLED IKALE’S LONG NIGHT
In the words of Aristotle, “Hope is the dream of a waking man.” Hon. (Omo’ba) Okunjimi Odimayo has turned Ikale’s hope into a tangible reality, proving that leadership is not in lofty speeches but in visible impact. Like the morning sun that banishes the shadows of the night, Odimayo has illuminated a constituency once darkened by neglect. The solar streetlights that now glow, the boreholes that quench thirst, the roads that open new paths, these are not mere projects, but monuments of hope; living proofs that Ikale has found a leader who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way.
Our elders teach that “When the right hand washes the left, both become clean.” His style of representation is like the long-awaited rain after drought, it revives, refreshes, and renews.
To look back would be as wasteful as a farmer abandoning a fertile field for a desert. As Chinua Achebe reminds us, “When the moon is shining, the cripple becomes hungry for a walk.” Today, the moon of progress shines on Ikale land. Now is the time to walk, to build, and to protect this blessing.
With Omo’ba Okunjimi Odimayo beyond 2027, Ikale’s tomorrow is not just bright, it blazes with possibilities. To keep this light alive, continuity is not merely an option; it is an obligation. For a leader who moves in rhythm with the heartbeat of his people, sustaining the lamp of progress is nothing less than a sacred duty.
