Aribasoye emerges vice chairman as Nigerian Conference of Speakers elects leaders

 

In a significant development at the ongoing conference of the 36 Speakers in Abuja, the Speaker of Ekiti State House of Assembly, Rt Hon. Adeoye Aribasoye, has been elected as the Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Conference of Speakers. This prestigious position reflects not only his personal achievement but also signifies growing recognition for Ekiti State in national politics and leadership.

Additionally, Aribasoye was appointed as the Chairman of the Southwest caucus within the Conference, further highlighting the influence and prominence of his role in regional politics. These appointments are significant milestones and underscore the impactful work being done by the Ekiti State House of Assembly in promoting good governance through the passage of quality and people-centric bills.

Expressing his gratitude and enthusiasm for the roles he has undertaken, Aribasoye emphasized the importance of legislators being reliable partners to the executive arm and working collaboratively to create laws that can positively impact the lives of the people. He acknowledged that building a strong nation relies heavily on the quality of legislation produced by the legislature.

The Speaker also extended his appreciation to his colleagues both nationally and within the Southwest region for their respect and camaraderie. He assured everyone that he would remain a staunch team player and not betray the trust and confidence placed in his leadership abilities.

Aribasoye took a moment to acknowledge the unwavering support he has received from Governor Biodun Oyebanji and his fellow members of the Ekiti State House of Assembly. He recognized that their support has been instrumental in his journey to attain these remarkable feats and pledged never to take it for granted. This achievement not only elevates his profile but also elevates the reputation of Ekiti State in the broader political landscape of Nigeria.