Taofeek Oladejo Arapaja: The Man of Intellectual Capacity and Capability // By SUNDAY BABATUNDE MOVEMENT SBM
Politics requires knowing a little about everything as far as governance is concerned.
The good character, dedication, steadfastness, sacrifice, perseverance and humility transcend good luck for Amb. Taofeek Oladejo Arapaja in Oyo and Nigeria political Arena.
Arapaja right from his inception in politics has been rewarded for his diligence from national delegate to Deputy National Chairman PDP. His proactive, witty, intelligence, technicality and technical- know how has really networked for him great feat. A vibrant political man from his prime.
As executive office holder in his prime, Arapaja displayed absolute sportsmanship, doggedness and productivity in office and brought transformation to the system through wealth creation, human empowerment and political sustainability. As council boss and deputy governor, he championed cause initiatives that remain point of references. Facts remain facts.
His contributions and efforts as parliamentarian was not only top-notch but unified the party members in all ramifications.
He was never engaged in representation of small people. The dividend of democracy went around to the party men and women. His gesture to members of the party was not base on selective mean. He was a man of the party to the core.
Arapaja exhibited a perfect example of exemplary leader and diplomacy as diplomat and public officer through showing high level of maturity and tolerance in religious and socio- political facets. His local and international dealings has showed him as leader of capabilities and capacities.
It’s no doubt Arapaja is the man of law as he has never perverted laws or trampled upon fundamental human right, abuse power or engaged in illicitness. His Capacity and Capability can’t be matched as he’s always on the same page with H.E Seyi Makinde accelerated and developmental agenda. Little wonder a maxim says *”it’s only the elderly people that can saddle the elderly affairs”*
Signed: Alona Akeem for the movement
