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Governors should emulate Mimiko

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Although he has only a month left in office, Governor Olusegun Mimiko has not faltered or dithered in executing projects that are designed to uplift the standard of living of the people of Ondo State.
He has been inaugurating projects across Ondo State and explaining what bringing joy to the people means for him and for posterity.
He has been inaugurating the unique and nationally celebrated mega schools and ultramodern markets that include a police post, fire service station, crèche and play station, as well as other facilities that will give even petty traders a slice of the good life available in the more advanced sectors of the economy.
I think he is a role model that present and future governors should learn from.
Emmanuel Moses: 08056624362

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