Moremi Ojudu, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Community Engagement (South West), has received recognition for her significant contribution to the South West’s implementation of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.
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Ojudu’s efforts have helped close the divide between the president and the grassroots communities in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ekiti, and Ondo states, according to Adeyemi Obadimu, Public Relations Officer of the Nigerian Association of Social and Resourceful Editors (NASRE).
Obadimu emphasised her noteworthy accomplishments, which included her compassionate intervention after the Oyo explosion tragedy, health advocacy campaigns in Lagos, and disaster relief activities in Ondo.
He pointed out that her efforts to address youth unemployment in Ekiti and to advance science and technology education in Osun, like the BAT-STEM program, demonstrate her dedication to regional development. Listening to people’s needs and producing measurable outcomes have always been her top priorities.
Her trips to villages, marketplaces, and educational facilities have fostered harmony and trust in these settings, according to Obadimu. Moremi’s efforts go beyond short-term fixes to long-term fixes. Her partnerships with public, corporate, and international organisations have tackled important topics like infrastructure development, health difficulties, and youth empowerment.
Obadimu praised her accomplishments but urged the president to continue supporting her office so that it can expand its programs and reach more communities. “Moremi can further transform lives and strengthen grassroots development in the South West with additional resources and an expanded mandate,” he continued.
Moremi’s leadership is still praised for its inclusive and pragmatic style, which shows how grassroots involvement can successfully propel national advancement.
