Special Adviser on Public and Intergovernmental Relations, Ondo State.

Hello June!

Happy 50th Birthday to an extraordinary woman of grace
Olori Ronke Erinle🌹

Today, we celebrate a golden life beautifully poured out in service to God and humanity. Your journey over the years has been one marked by generosity, faith, humility, and an unwavering commitment to uplifting others.

You are more than a charitable woman. You are a vessel of hope, a source of encouragement, and a kingdom builder whose Christian fellowship platform has become a refuge of strength, prayer, and spiritual growth for many. Your life radiates the fragrance of kindness and genuine love, and countless people are blessed because you chose to answer God’s call to impact lives.

At 50, you wear grace like royalty and purpose like a crown. This milestone is not just a celebration of age, but a celebration of impact, legacy, and the many lives heaven has used you to transform.

My prayer is that God will continue to preserve you in divine health, surround you with peace, increase you on every side, and elevate you into even greater realms of influence and fulfilment. May your joy never run dry, your strength never fail, and your latter days become even more glorious than the former. ✨

“The path of the righteous is like the morning sun, shining ever brighter till the full light of day.”
Proverbs 4:18

Happy Golden Jubilee, dear Olori Ronke Erinle.
May God continue to honour the beautiful soul that you are.

With love and warm regards,

Hon. Princess Evangelist Kikelomo Ikuomola
Special Adviser on Public & Intergovernmental Relations Ondo State

ACCEPTANCE SPEECH BY PRESIDENT BOLA AHMED TINUBU, GCFR, ON HIS NOMINATION AS APC PRESIDENTIAL FLAGBEARER FOR THE 2027 ELECTION DELIVERED ON SUNDAY, MAY 24, 2026, AT THE BOLA AHMED TINUBU INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRE, ABUJA

Today, we celebrate another proud moment in our democratic journey—a history not defined by any individual, but by our collective resolve to build a stable, prosperous, and just nation.

Four years ago, I stood before you as an aspirant to the highest office in our country, seeking your mandate alongside many distinguished compatriots and fellow aspirants, driven by conviction and patriotism. I recall with gratitude how I sat that night at Eagle Square, beside my friend, ally, and predecessor, President Muhammadu Buhari, of blessed memory. With your support, I emerged as our party’s candidate and, months later, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Today, I return as your incumbent President—humbled by your enduring support, encouraged by your continued confidence, and imbued with renewed passion for the tasks ahead.

In 2022, our task was to chart a new direction for our party and nation. Today, our task is to affirm that continuity is essential—to consolidate reform, secure progress, and strengthen the foundation of a modern Nigeria.

I accept, with humility and profound gratitude, the nomination of our great party, the All Progressives Congress, to stand again as its Presidential candidate in the 2027 election.

I thank the party leadership, our governors, the National Working Committee, members of the National Assembly, and loyal party members and stakeholders who have contributed to the unity and strength of this party. I also acknowledge the steadfast support and sacrifices of Nigerians across all walks of life who continue to believe in the difficult but necessary path of reform we have chosen to rebuild our nation.

Since that night in June 2022, a lot has changed. The political landscape has evolved. Electoral reforms have strengthened the credibility of our democratic process. Voting patterns and expectations are shifting. Our economy has undergone significant structural reform, supported by new tax laws and fiscal policies that have boosted revenue collection for the federation.

We promised to remove the financial barriers to higher education for our youth. Today, we have established the Nigerian Education Loan Fund, with over N282 billion disbursed and over 1.5 million beneficiaries.

We promised an improved power supply and an end to estimated billing. In the past three years, we have closed the metering gap by supplying 2.5 million meters via the Presidential Metering Initiative. We have established a N4 trillion bond programme to settle verified legacy debts owed to GENCOs and GASCOs. Under our administration, power generation sometimes peaked at 6000MW, 50 per cent higher than we had inherited. Our strategy is focused on redesigning the power sector into a bankable, investable, and capable sector that delivers power to homes and industries.

We moved away from wasteful fuel subsidies, unstable exchange rates, and weak infrastructure. Today, we are witnessing a turnaround: the naira is strengthening, foreign reserves are rising, and our economic outlook is positive despite the inflationary disruption caused by the war in Iran and the geopolitical crisis in the Middle East. We have strengthened macroeconomic stability through improved revenue performance, financial management, and better fiscal coordination.

We have prioritised infrastructure across transportation, power, digital connectivity, housing, and irrigation as engines for inclusive growth. We are building concrete, durable roads and superhighways along the coast and on the Sokoto-Badagry route that will last for over 100 years. We are improving our airports and seaports after decades of neglect. We have reformed the oil and gas sector and are attracting billions of dollars in fresh investment in a sector that was almost comatose.

Our social investment and human capital programmes target vulnerable households, youth, women, and small businesses. In addition, we are reclaiming our national values and ethos anchored on unity and the unbroken bond of togetherness. While our founding and now revived national anthem recognises our diversity, it reminds us of the work we need to do to forge a stronger and more perfect union. "Though tribe and tongue may differ, in brotherhood, we stand": As Nigerians, we must continue to stand together for our country against all forces that seek to divide us.

Yet, challenges remain. Many Nigerians still struggle with rising costs and economic adjustment. We do not dismiss these concerns; we understand them and govern not in comfort, but in reality—with honesty and action.

I also acknowledge the security challenges still confronting parts of our beloved nation. I assure you that I take seriously the responsibility to safeguard the lives and property of every Nigerian. Our government has intensified efforts to strengthen our security architecture, support our brave armed forces and the police, and forge stronger partnerships with local communities. We have invested in intelligence, surveillance, and modern equipment, and we are addressing the root causes of insecurity. We also expect the National Assembly to amend the Constitution to allow the creation of State police as a matter of national emergency.

We will not rest until we restore peace and stability to every corner of our country. Our resolve is unwavering, and our goal is clear: a Nigeria where every citizen can live, work, and aspire without fear. As leaders and members of this great party, we should all be proud of what we have achieved for our country since our party took over governance in 2015, and of the outstanding economic progress we have recorded in the last three years of my administration. However, the work we began is unfinished.

In accepting this nomination, I renew my commitment to serve our nation with even greater determination.

With another four years of disciplined focus and national cooperation, we will firmly place Nigeria on an irreversible path of economic expansion, industrialisation, energy security, infrastructure development, food sufficiency, and democratic consolidation.

Our mission remains clear: To build a Nigeria where every life, including property, is secure, where enterprise thrives, where workers earn with dignity, where young people find opportunity, and where farmers prosper. And where every Nigerian, regardless of background, can dream big and succeed.

To those who may disagree with us politically, we extend a hand of partnership in nation-building. To those who differ with our philosophy, we offer dialogue and engagement, confident that the sincerity of our purpose and the results of our work will speak for themselves.

Democracy is sustained not by uniformity, but by diversity, by a shared belief in the nation and the blending of ideas.

Let us come together as Nigerians, from north to south, east to west, to consolidate our gains, tackle our challenges, and seize the promise of a greater tomorrow. The task ahead requires patriotism and collective effort.

This next election must not merely be a contest of parties or ideas, but a reaffirmation of Nigeria’s democratic maturity. As a government, we have taken giant steps forward. Let’s not give in to complacency by allowing politicians with no clear alternative vision to take our country backwards.

With faith in God, confidence in our people, and hope in our future, I accept this nomination with a renewed resolve to serve our people. I thank all our party members for bestowing on me the honour of being our torchbearer and candidate in the January 2027 election.

Together, and with the help of God Almighty, we shall build a more secure, united, and prosperous Nigeria for generations to come. I pledge to build an even more inclusive government, one that listens, learns, and leads with the best interests of all Nigerians at heart.

May our democracy continue to flourish.

May God bless the All Progressives Congress.

May God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Thank you.

Bola Ahmed Tinubu

President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces

Federal Republic of Nigeria

I had the distinct privilege of organizing and coordinating the Farmer Money Stakeholders Engagement Programme in Ondo State, an important initiative aimed at expanding access to financial support and economic opportunities for our hardworking farmers and small-scale agribusiness owners.

When we invest in agriculture, we invest in the strength of our communities, the security of our food systems, and the dignity of work. Empowering farmers is one of the most effective ways to reduce poverty, create jobs, and build a more inclusive and resilient economy.

I extend my sincere appreciation to Alh Hamza Babba, The National Coordinator of the Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP), for his steadfast commitment to ensuring that federal intervention programmes reach the grassroots and make a meaningful difference in the lives of ordinary Nigerians.

I am deeply grateful to *Our Ease Governor, Dr Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa,* for his thoughtful leadership and unwavering dedication to policies that support farmers, strengthen rural communities, and advance agricultural development across Ondo State.

I also commend His Excellency, Asiwaju Bola Ahmes Tinubu, whose Renewed Hope agenda continues to expand opportunities and empower citizens across our nation.

The future of Nigeria will be shaped not only in our cities, but in our farms, our villages, and in the determination of the men and women who feed this country. By standing with our farmers today, we are helping to secure a more prosperous tomorrow for all.

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*Hon. Princess Kikelomo Ikuomola*
*Special Adviser to the Governor of Ondo State on Public and Intergovernmental Relations*

Today, on International Boy Child Day, we celebrate the dreams, potential, and limitless possibilities within every boy child.

Our boys are tomorrow’s leaders, innovators, professionals, and nation-builders. They deserve a nurturing environment where they are taught discipline, integrity, compassion, and the value of hard work.

As a society, we must intentionally invest in the education, protection, and moral development of the boy child, ensuring that no young dream is neglected and no potential is left unrealized.

Under the purposeful leadership of His Excellency, Dr Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa, Ondo State Government remains committed to policies and initiatives that empower every child, both boys and girls, to grow into responsible and productive citizens.

On this special day, let us encourage our boys to dream boldly, live honorably, and lead with courage.

Happy International Boy Child Day to every boy in Ondo State, across Nigeria, and around the world.

Hon. Princess Kikelomo Ikuomola
Special Adviser On Public and Intergovernmental Relations

The Power of 10 Million
One Voice
One Movement. One Choice.

Today, I witnessed history come alive at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium. It was not just a gathering, it was a powerful convergence of purpose. Ten million women, rising above tribe, language, and region, stood united with a shared vision for a better, stronger Nigeria.

From every corner of our nation, the voices were bold, resolute, and impossible to ignore. In that defining moment, it became clear that this was far more than a rally, it was a movement. A declaration of strength and readiness under the leadership of Her Excellency, Oluremi Tinubu, First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, affirming that women are ready, women are capable, and women will be heard.

Ondo State stood tall and proud. Our presence was strong, our spirit unmistakable, and the event itself was nothing short of beautiful and inspiring. I was particularly honored to stand alongside our First Lady, Her Excellency, Seun Aiyedatiwa, whose presence further amplified the strength and unity of our delegation.

As I stood among millions, I felt the true meaning of collective power, not just in numbers, but in unity, shared purpose, and unwavering belief in a better future. Today was not just about gathering, it was about making a statement, taking a stand, and choosing the future we deserve.

The movement is alive. The message is clear.
Jagaban beyond 2030.

Hon. Princess Kikelomo Ikuomola
Special Adviser to the Governor of Ondo State on Public and Intergovernmental Relations

Workers Day Greetings From The Special Adviser To Ondo State Governor On Public & Intergovernmental Relations, Hon. Princess Kikelomo Ikuomola.

HAPPY WORKERS DAY.

PRINCESS KIKELOMO IKUOMOLA SET TO HOST SOUTH-WEST STAKEHOLDERS ON GEEP 3.0 FARMERMONI SENSITISATION

The Special Adviser to the Ondo State Governor on Public and Intergovernmental Relations, Hon. Princess Kikelomo Ikuomola, is set to receive key stakeholders, programme managers, and beneficiaries from across the South-West region for a comprehensive media sensitisation and outreach programme on the GEEP 3.0 Dry/Wet Season FarmerMoni Loan Programme.

The high-level engagement, scheduled to hold at the Bliss World Conference Hall in Akure Ondo State, on Tuesday 28th April, 2026 at 10am, is part of ongoing efforts to deepen awareness and expand access to the Federal Government’s Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP 3.0), particularly the FarmerMoni loan initiative targeted at supporting farmers and small-scale entrepreneurs.

The programme will bring together critical actors within the social investment ecosystem, including representatives of the National Social Investment Programme Agency (NSIPA), development partners, grassroots mobilizers, and prospective beneficiaries, with a focus on enhancing participation and ensuring effective implementation.

According to Princess. Ikuomola, the sensitisation and outreach initiative is designed to bridge the information gap, empower beneficiaries with the right knowledge, and promote inclusivity in accessing government interventions.

She noted that the FarmerMoni scheme under GEEP 3.0 offers a unique opportunity for farmers and small business owners to access financial support, especially during critical farming seasons, thereby boosting productivity and strengthening local economies.

The Special Adviser further highlighted the commitment of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Ondo State Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa to prioritizing economic empowerment and poverty reduction through targeted, people-centered programmes.

The forthcoming engagement is expected to serve as a strategic platform for knowledge sharing, stakeholder collaboration, and mobilisation of eligible participants, ultimately driving the success and impact of the GEEP 3.0 FarmerMoni Loan Programme across the South-West region.

Media Office of the Special Adviser on Public and Intergovernmental Relations, Ondo State.

PRINCESS KIKELOMO IKUOMOLA ACCOMPANIED HUMANITARIAN MINISTER TO IGBARA-OKE FOR CHIEFTAINCY HONOURS

The Special Adviser to the Ondo State Governor on Public and Intergovernmental Relations, Hon. Princess Kikelomo Ikuomola, accompanied the Honourable Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, Dr. Bernard M. Doro, and his wife, Naomi to Igbara-Oke Town in Ifedore Local Government Area of Ondo State, where they were conferred with prestigious traditional titles.

At a colourful ceremony attended by dignitaries, community leaders, and residents, the Minister and his wife were honoured with the revered chieftaincy titles of Otunba Bobajiro and Yeye Bobajiro of the Igbara-Oke Kingdom, in recognition of their contributions to humanitarian service and national development.

Hon. Ikuomola described the conferment as a well-deserved recognition of the Minister’s commitment to improving the lives of vulnerable Nigerians through impactful policies and programmes. She noted that the honour further strengthens the bond between the Federal Government and grassroots communities.

She also commended the people and traditional institution of Igbara-Oke for celebrating excellence and acknowledging leaders who are making meaningful contributions to society.

The event underscored the importance of collaboration between government and traditional institutions in driving development, promoting social welfare, and sustaining community-based support systems.

The visit formed part of the Minister’s engagements in Ondo State, further reinforcing ongoing efforts to deliver people-oriented programmes under the Renewed Hope Agenda.

Media Office of the Special Adviser on Public and Intergovernmental Relations, Ondo State.