New Month: Hon. Ajibade Greets Residents, Urges Vigilance in Ember Months

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By Ibironke Mulikat

Hon. Ajibade Sunday Owolabi, the Executive Chairman of Okemesi/Ido-Ile Local Council Development Area (LCDA) in Ekiti State, has extended greetings to residents as they usher in the month of September.

In a goodwill message issued from his media office in Okemesi-Ekiti on Monday, Ajibade wished the people of the council peace, prosperity and progress in the new month.

The council boss encouraged residents to approach the month with renewed optimism and collective determination to build a stronger council.

“As we step into September, I greet all residents of Okemesi/Ido-Ile LCDA and wish everyone a month filled with peace and blessings. Let us keep our hopes high, stay positive, and continue to work together for the progress of our council,” he said.

Hon. Ajibade emphasized that mutual support and unity remain essential for sustained growth and development.

Caution for Ember Months

Turning attention to the ember months, the chairman advised residents particularly motorists and road users to exercise extra vigilance and discipline.

He noted that the last four months of the year, often characterized by travel and accident risks, should not be met with fear but with a renewed commitment to safety.

“The ember months are not a time for panic but a reminder for us to be more careful. I urge all drivers to obey traffic regulations, avoid reckless driving and always put safety first,” Ajibade stressed.

He assured residents that with strict adherence to safety rules and a sense of responsibility, the season can remain accident-free and joyous for everyone.

“Together, we can make this season accident-free and joyful for all,” the LCDA boss added.