The Coalition of Ondo Youth and Community Organizations (COYCO) has urged the people of Ondo South Senatorial District to take charge of their future by rallying behind High Chief Bamidele Omosehin for national leadership.
During a press conference in Okitipupa, the group’s Convener and Executive Director, Olafeso Joshua Oladipupo, called on sons and daughters of the district to support Omosehin’s aspiration for a seat in the National Assembly.
According to COYCO, securing the region’s destiny requires a leader with a proven track record of integrity, service, and commitment to development.
The coalition emphasized that Omosehin is not just a leader in words but in action, citing his dedication to youth empowerment, economic growth, and community progress.
“For years, we have championed policies that uplift our people, advocated for youth inclusion in governance, and worked tirelessly to strengthen the connection between government and the grassroots,” COYCO stated.
“Now, we must take the next bold step to ensure that a true servant of the people represents us at the national level.”
The group highlighted Omosehin’s impact across Ondo South through initiatives such as the Bamidele Omosehin Foundation (BOF), which has provided scholarships for underprivileged students and organized free medical outreaches to improve healthcare access.
Additionally, through the Bamidele Omosehin Group (BOG), he has created economic opportunities for entrepreneurs, young professionals, and job seekers.
Beyond philanthropy, COYCO praised Omosehin’s efforts in sports development, youth empowerment, and business incubation, noting that his vision is to build a self-sustaining region where individuals can thrive.
The coalition further stressed that true leadership is about staying connected to the people. “High Chief Bamidele Omosehin has remained close to the grassroots, listening to the concerns of the people and advocating for infrastructural development,” the statement read.
“His support for local businesses, road projects, and vulnerable groups, including the elderly and widows, reinforces his reputation as a leader who prioritizes community welfare.”
COYCO asserted that Ondo South needs a leader who can drive meaningful progress, not just career politicians.
“With High Chief Bamidele Omosehin, we are choosing progress. With High Chief Bamidele Omosehin, we are choosing transformation. With High Chief Bamidele Omosehin, we are securing a better future for Ondo South.”
The coalition concluded with a call to action, urging the people of Ondo South to unite behind a leader who understands their struggles and has already demonstrated a commitment to finding solutions.
