
During the intense build-up to the gubernatorial election, Hon. Fayemi-Obayelu stood firmly on the frontline, mobilizing support across communities, engaging stakeholders, and strengthening grassroots structures. Her efforts were not symbolic, they were practical, visible, and impactful. She aligned herself clearly with the progressive vision which Governor Aiyedatiwa represents and worked tirelessly to translate that vision into electoral victory.
As a respected political figure with deep roots in her constituency, Hon. Fayemi-Obayelu deployed her influence effectively. From mobilizing youth and women groups to coordinating ward-level campaign efforts, her contributions were instrumental in consolidating support for the governor.
Her visible enthusiasm inspired many, reinforcing the strength of the campaign structure at the grassroots level. The throwback photographs are symbolics of that energy a leader not sitting on the fence but standing in active advocacy.
In democratic systems, loyalty and performance deserve acknowledgment. Hon. Fayemi-Obayelu’s commitment to the political success of Governor Aiyedatiwa reflects both party loyalty and personal sacrifice.
It is therefore reasonable that such dedication be recognized appropriately whether through a return to the State House of Assembly, where her legislative experience can once again serve the people, or through appointment into a higher strategic position where her political strength and grassroots reach can be maximally utilized.
Rewarding loyalty is not merely about compensation; it is about reinforcing a culture of commitment, stability, and principled politics.
As Ondo State continues its developmental journey under Governor Aiyedatiwa’s leadership, unity among committed stakeholders remains essential. Leaders like Hon. Princess Olawumi Fayemi-Obayelu represent the backbone of such unity, and an individual who invest political capital for collective progress.
The throwback photograph is therefore not just a memory; it is a reminder that enduring loyalty and visible contribution should never go unnoticed.
BAMIDELE EBIGBEMI, ESQ. writes from Akure.








