Impactful Representation: Jimoh Ibrahim Gives Human Capital and Economic Development Priority in Ondo South
Ayochris from Aseyori Media
As plain as a pikestaff, that is how it is readily apparent that, the development of Ondo South is crying out of the heart of Senator representing Ondo South, Senator Jimoh Ibrahim, PhD ( Cantb), OFR, CFR.
As the past is memory with present at hand to actualise yesterday’s dream. The first man to be doctor of Business in the world is creating the platform for relationship of economic development and human capital development in the Senatorial district just as Alfred Marshall asserted in our secondary School Principal of Economics text book ( 1930 )” Investment in people makes human capital the most valuable of all capitals and stimulates economic development ”
Apart from previous numerous employment and empowerment influenced by the visionary Senator to the youth of the Senatorial District, not less than 30 youth will receive employment letters from federal government agencies through his impacting representation.
Just like John de Baptist who closed d door of old testament and opened the door of new testament is Senator Jimoh Ibrahim who is determined to close door of poverty and open the door of prosperity for any individual that is not lazy in the Senatorial district. Not less than three thousands people will be getting their daily breads directly or indirectly from his University that will take off this year.
On Bitumen Commission bill, not less than 100 youth from Ondo South were sponsored from the Senatorial District with five star treatment in five star hotel to witness the public hearing of Bitumen Commission bill in other to give them gateway to new experiences, ideas, and perspectives that can broaden their horizons and expand their opportunities.
The bill sponsored by Senator Ibrahim, CFR will surely be success even if ‘it opposes the will of one Ekiti man, apology to some Ekiti people that desire goodness for their senior brother’s state’. The establishment of the act would ignite job creation and reduce dependence on oil as a source of revenue.
