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Femi Kehinde as he got blessed by Ooni |
The
Oonirisa prayed for him and wished him well
He
also seized the opportunity to address a large audience felicitating with the
Ooni on the Olojo Festival.
The
campaign team also visited the Hausa Community at Sabo, Ile-Ife to address the
Seriki Hausawa and his people.
Olufemi
Kehinde in his words assured the people of the state his quest to make Osun
state a house to all irrespective of ethnicity and it likes.
The
All Grassroots Alliance Candidate while addressing the teeming crowd said; he
is out to revamp the agricultural practice in the state, empower the youth with
great involvement in agriculture in order to make Osun state one of the
exporting states of agriculture produce in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.
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making his address |
The
former honourable member of house of representative and a lawyer of repute
said, transforming some colleges of education to a university of learning shall
be his government’s priority and working towards liberating Osun state out of
debt and payment of outstanding salaries of workers and pensioners shall also
be of great concern to his government.
Femi Kehinde
launched out in 1987, by being elected a Councillor on a Zero Party platform to
the Iwo Local Government on the 12th of December, 1987 to represent
Ile-Ogbo Ward III in the Council, between 1987 and 1989.
In June 1989, he was the first
supervisory councillor for works in the newly created Ayedire Local Government,
when it was carved out of the old Iwo Local Government and was in office
briefly, before the dissolution of democratically elected Local Government
Councils in Nigeria.
In 1998, he was elected, member
House of Representatives, National Assembly, Abuja representing
Ayedire/Iwo/Ola-oluwa Federal Constituency of Osun State, on the Platform of
UNCP. In 1999, he was also elected member House of Representatives, National
Assembly, Abuja, representing Ayedire/Iwo/Ola-Oluwa Federal Constituency, under
the Platform of AD (Alliance for Democracy) and was in the Parliament until
2003.
He was re-nominated by the
Alliance for Democracy (AD) in 2003, to contest the Federal Election to
represent his Federal Constituency, but generally, the Election was not
favourable to the AD in the South-West.
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with leader of Hausawa community in Ile-Ife |
Whilst in the National
Assembly, between 1999 and 2003, he was a member of the following House
Committees- Foreign Affairs; Judiciary; Solid Minerals as a subcommittee
chairman; Population; Tourism and culture and others.
He was also a member of the
Ad-Hoc committee on the Kashmir Crisis-India/Pakistan and was also elected
member- National Assembly Constitution Review Committee (1999 and 2003.)
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