Former Governor of Ondo State, Dr. Olusegun Rahman Mimiko, is once again in the spotlight as he marks his birthday, with many residents and political observers recalling the giant strides recorded during his years in office.
Mimiko, fondly called Iroko, is widely remembered for initiating bold reforms and people-oriented projects that repositioned key sectors of the state. His Abiye Safe Motherhood Initiative drew both national and international acclaim for drastically reducing maternal and child mortality. He also established model Mega Primary Schools, transformed urban centres through renewal projects, and set new standards in primary health care delivery.
Years after leaving office, Mimiko’s impact continues to resonate across the state, with many describing his tenure as a benchmark for visionary governance in the Sunshine State.
As he celebrates another year, tributes have continued to pour in from political associates, community leaders, and ordinary citizens who commend his enduring contributions to the growth and development of Ondo State.
For many residents of Ondo State, the birthday is not just a celebration of Mimiko’s life, but a reminder of the lasting value of purposeful leadership and people-centred governance.
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