Prince Aderosoye Yahaya Omoloja is a devoted son of Ute, Ondo State, and a prominent figure in the community’s development. Here’s a comprehensive overview of his life and contributions:
Background and Education
Prince Omoloja was born into the noble lineage of Oba Adedolapo Sulaiman Omoloja and Olori Folasade Rafat Omoloja. He attended Saint Finian’s Catholic Primary School, Ute, and later obtained his West African Examination Council Certificate (WAEC) from Ekamarun Anglican Grammar School, Ifon. He furthered his education at Yaba College of Technology.
Transforming Ute through Development
Prince Omoloja has made significant contributions to Ute’s development, including:
- Empowering Education: Constructing a laboratory at Ute High School and organizing monthly salary contributions for six teachers through the PTA account.
- Infrastructure Development: Spearheading land acquisition and construction of a post office at Oke Oja, later converted into a police station, and facilitating the establishment of three boreholes providing reliable water access to Ute.
- Enhancing Security: Contributing to the formation and funding of a vigilante group to protect lives and property during the Fulani kidnappers’ crisis.
- Community Development: Initiating the “Keep Ute Clean” environmental sanitation program and building a befitting residential house in Ute.
Leadership and Vision
As a contender for the Olute of Ute stool, Prince Omoloja has unveiled a Unity and Progress Manifesto outlining a comprehensive roadmap for Ute’s development. His vision emphasizes:
- Collective Action: Advocating for unity and collaboration among Ute indigenes to drive progress.
- Visionary Leadership: Believing in strong, responsive, and responsible leadership aligned with the people’s desires and capacity to deliver results.
Other Notable Activities
Prince Omoloja’s dedication to Ute’s development and progress is truly inspiring. His leadership and vision have the potential to transform the community and improve the lives of its people.
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