Hon. Olayiwola Olalekan Oluwawemimo, popularly known as Oloba Wemmy,
The House of Assemby Candidate for Ilesa state Constituency under the ADC, Hon. Olayiwola Olalekan Oluwawemimo, popularly known as Oloba Wemmy, has outlined his vision for Ilesa East and Nigeria, emphasising people-oriented leadership, economic reforms and improved living standards.
Oloba Wemmy stated this during a media engagement today in Ilesa, where he discussed his political ambitions, the state of the nation and the need for purposeful leadership.
During the programme, he spoke about former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar and his plans for Nigeria, stressing the importance of policies capable of addressing the economic challenges confronting citizens and improving their quality of life.

He also discussed fuel subsidy policy, highlighting the need for a responsible and sustainable approach that would ease the burden on Nigerians while addressing the country’s economic and social challenges.
Speaking on his political ambition, Oloba Wemmy said his interest in public office was not motivated by personal enrichment but by a desire to serve the people and create meaningful opportunities for residents of Ilesa East.
According to a statement monitored by Thecasternewsng.com, He maintained that he was financially comfortable before seeking public office, adding that his aspiration was driven by a commitment to contribute to community development and improve the welfare of the people.

The candidate also expressed concern over what he described as a growing tendency among some politicians to view public office as a means of achieving personal relevance and financial success.
According to him, leadership should be anchored on service, competence, accountability and the ability to deliver tangible benefits to the people rather than personal interests.
Report added that The media engagemrnt provided an opportunity for Wemmy to present his views on governance, economic recovery and the future of Ilesa East, while outlining his commitment to people-centred leadership.
He reiterated the need for responsible governance and development-driven policies that would create opportunities, improve living conditions and contribute to a better future for the people of Ilesa East and Nigerians at large.
