Ekiti State Governor, Biodun Oyebanji, recognized the bravery of Higher Superintendent Osho Oluwasola, an Ekiti firefighter injured while extinguishing a fire at a filling station in Ado Ekiti. During an unscheduled visit to Osho’s residence, the governor expressed gratitude for his gallant service, emphasizing the dedication of public servants in the state.
Osho and his team swiftly responded to the emergency, preventing loss of lives and significant property damage. Despite being injured during the operation, Osho’s efforts showcased his commitment to public safety. Governor Oyebanji, who monitored his recovery, described his actions as a reflection of Ekiti’s spirit of selflessness and duty.
Speaking with journalists, the governor reiterated his administration’s focus on ensuring the safety of lives and property across Ekiti State. He praised the firefighter’s bravery, noting that such acts of heroism inspire confidence in the state’s emergency response system.
Residents of the Dalimore neighbourhood gathered in large numbers to welcome the governor during his visit, highlighting the communal appreciation for the firefighters’ service. Oyebanji’s engagement with the community further emphasised his administration’s commitment to supporting public servants and prioritizing safety.
Osho expressed deep appreciation for the governor’s visit and the ongoing support from the state government. He acknowledged the role of his team and the resources provided by the administration in making their work effective.
