On this first Sunday of March, the Leader of the Ona Ara Local Government Councillors, Oluwafemi Abolade Gabriel (Yerima), has delivered a powerful and politically affirmative message to the people of Ona Ara — one that goes beyond routine greetings and boldly reinforces a vision of progressive representation, grassroots empowerment, and a united political future for the local government.
Framed under the theme “Let’s Keep Marching On for a Greater Ona Ara,” the message carries a tone of clarity, readiness, and forward movement — positioning Yerima not just as a legislative leader, but as a defining voice in the evolving political landscape of Ona Ara.
Addressing residents across all wards, Hon. Yerima emphasized that March symbolizes movement and momentum — and that Ona Ara must not stand still in its pursuit of stronger representation and sustainable development.
> “On this first Sunday of March, I extend heartfelt greetings to the resilient and forward-thinking people of Ona Ara Local Government. This is not just another month; it is another opportunity to move boldly, strategically, and united toward the future we deserve.”
He stressed that unity must remain the foundation of political and socio-economic advancement, noting that divisions only delay progress.
> “Our collective strength lies in our unity. Beyond party lines, beyond personal interests, beyond differences — we must stand together. When leadership and the people move in the same direction, transformation becomes inevitable.”
As Leader of the Councillors, Yerima reaffirmed his commitment to strengthening grassroots governance through effective legislative oversight, people-oriented advocacy, and strategic collaboration within the local government structure.
He highlighted key priorities under his leadership, including:
Community-driven infrastructure development
Youth empowerment and economic inclusion
Stronger ward-level representation
Accountability and transparency in governance
Legislative support for impactful executive initiatives
According to him, meaningful development cannot happen without intentional political will and active citizen participation.
> “We must see ourselves not as spectators, but as stakeholders. Governance works best when the people are engaged, informed, and ready to take ownership of their future.”
Political observers within Ona Ara have described the tone of Yerima’s March message as confident and future-focused — reflecting a leader who understands the pulse of his constituency and is prepared to translate grassroots trust into broader representation.
Without ambiguity, his message reinforced a readiness to champion Ona Ara’s interests at higher decision-making levels when called upon.
> “Leadership is not about position alone; it is about impact, accessibility, and consistency. My commitment remains unwavering — to serve, to represent, and to ensure that Ona Ara’s voice is heard where it matters most.”
He concluded with a direct call to action:
> “As we step into this new month and this first Sunday of renewed faith and reflection, let us recommit ourselves to excellence, unity, and purposeful progress. The future of Ona Ara is not tomorrow — it is now. Let’s keep marching on.”
Hon. Oluwafemi Abolade Gabriel (Yerima)
Leader, Ona Ara Local Government Councillors
1st Sunday of March, 2026
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