DAWN OF A NEW ERA: CHIEF (MRS) IBILOLA KAMILAT SUBAIR-SANNI’S VISION FOR ADO-ODO/OTA LOCAL GOVERNMENT.

 




A Call to Serve: The Genesis of a Leader



As the November 2024 Ogun State Local Government Election draws near, it presents an opportunity for the people of Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government to chart a new course for their local government and their own future and development. A new dawn that is defined by progress, inclusivity, and dynamic leadership. Chief (Mrs.) Ibilola Kamilat Subair-Sanni (Esq.) represents this new dawn, a leader who is not just prepared to serve but is also deeply connected to the aspirations of her community.

Chief (Mrs.) Ibilola Kamilat Subair-Sanni (Esq.), the Yeye Amofin of Ijana Ota, affectionately known as I.K Subair, is no stranger to the people of Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government. An indigene of Ota who has spent her entire life in this vibrant locality, her roots run deep, and her commitment to the welfare of her community is unwavering. Her journey from a young girl in Ota to a revered lawyer and advocate for the underprivileged is a testament to her resilience, vision, and unyielding dedication to service.

As the first woman to potentially lead the local government, she brings a fresh perspective, a wealth of experience, and a genuine passion for service. Her vision for Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government is one where every citizen has the opportunity to thrive, where the government is transparent and accountable, and where development is sustainable and inclusive.

"I am dedicated to selfless service for the welfare of Ota citizens," she states. Her candidacy for the chairmanship of Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government is not just an ambition; it is a call to serve—a responsibility she embraces with humility and a clear vision for the future.

She hopes to breaking barriers as the first woman and lawyer to lead Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government. Indeed, in a society where leadership roles have traditionally been dominated by men, Chief (Mrs.) Ibilola Kamilat Subair-Sanni (Esq.) candidacy represents a significant breakthrough. If elected, this historic milestone is not just a personal achievement but a beacon of hope for countless women and girls who aspire to break barriers and lead in their communities. Right now, change is being expected in the local government administration. At the forefront of change is Chief (Mrs.) Ibilola Kamilat Subair-Sanni (Esq.).



This distinguished legal icon is an emblem of hope for the people. With a sterling track record of service, dedication to humanitarian causes, and a deep-rooted connection to her community, many see her as the most suitable candidate to steer Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government into a future of prosperity and inclusivity.

Chief (Mrs.) Ibilola Kamilat Subair-Sanni (Esq.)’s legal acumen, honed through years of rigorous education and practice, positions her uniquely to address the challenges facing Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government. She has built a formidable legal career, specializing in human rights, gender equality, and social justice. Her law firm in Ota provides free legal services to indigent citizens, both young and old, further cementing her reputation as an advocate for the marginalized.

"I strive to serve better than my predecessors," she asserts, emphasizing her commitment to delivering results and effecting positive change in the community.

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