BREAKING: OSAWA LEGAL DIRECTOR FADE’ OJAMOMI RESIGNS AFTER EXCOS GET EXTENSION

OSAWA LEGAL DIRECTOR FADE’ OJAMOMI RESIGNS AFTER EXCOS GET EXTENSION


The Director of Legal Services of the Ondo South Advancement and Welfare Consultative Association (OSAWA), Fade’ Ojamomi, Esq., has resigned from his position after eight years of service.

Ojamomi formally announced his resignation in a letter dated March 7, 2026, addressed to the leadership of the association. In the letter, he expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve and highlighted the rewarding experience he gained during his tenure with the forum.

He noted that serving as Director of Legal Services allowed him to contribute to the advancement of the association’s vision, strengthen its institutional framework, and collaborate with other members committed to the development and welfare of Ondo South Senatorial District.

“Serving the Forum in this capacity has been a deeply rewarding experience. Over the years, I have had the opportunity to contribute to the advancement of our shared vision, support the strengthening of our institutional framework, and work alongside dedicated colleagues committed to the development and welfare of Ondo South,” he stated.

Ojamomi also appreciated the trust, cooperation, and support he received from the leadership and members of the association throughout his eight-year tenure.

According to him, the decision to step down was reached after careful consideration, noting that it would allow room for new ideas and perspectives within the forum’s leadership.

He further disclosed that he intends to focus on other responsibilities and commitments, particularly in relation to the All Progressives Congress (APC) primaries scheduled to take place next month.

Despite stepping down from the role, Ojamomi expressed confidence in the future of the association, stating that the forum is well positioned to continue achieving greater milestones in promoting the interests of the people of Ondo South.

“I remain proud of the progress we have collectively made and confident that the Forum will continue to grow and achieve even greater milestones in the years ahead,” he added.

Fade’ Ojamomi is a legal practitioner and currently serves as an appointee in the Ondo State Government. He is also regarded as a leading aspirant seeking to represent Ilaje Constituency I in the Ondo State House of Assembly.

His resignation is expected to enable him to focus more fully on his political aspirations ahead of the upcoming party primaries.

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