CELEBRATING OUR LANGUAGES, EMPOWERING OUR YOUTHS: CHIEF ENGR.OLAYINKA DAODU,PhD VISION FOR AKOKO REPRESENTATION

Chief Engr. Olayinka Daodu,PhD decision to celebrate International Mother Tongue Day with the youths of Akoko South East and South West Federal Constituency is not only symbolic but deeply connected to his vision for inclusive development and quality representation.

As a contestant for the position of Member, House of Representatives, Akoko South East and South West Federal Constituency, Chief Engr. Olayinka Daodu,PhD has demonstrated that leadership begins with understanding the people, their language and their culture. By standing with the youths on Mother Tongue Day, he affirms that education, identity, and unity are central to his political ambition.

Mother tongue education is the foundation of meaningful learning. It is the first language of the home, the language of culture and the bridge through which knowledge is best understood.

Multilingual education, which builds on the mother tongue and gradually introduces other languages, ensures that young people grow intellectually without losing their cultural roots.
Dr. Daodu’s participation in this celebration reflects his belief that true development must be people-centered and culturally grounded.

In a time when many young people feel shy to speak their indigenous languages, his presence sends a powerful message: our languages are not obstacles to progress but instruments of empowerment.
A leader who values the mother tongue values the people.
A leader who listens to the voices of youths today is preparing a better tomorrow.

Dr. Daodu’s ambition for the House of Representatives goes beyond politics; it speaks to advocacy for education policies that support mother tongue instruction, youth empowerment and cultural preservation. By aligning his vision with International Mother Tongue Day, he shows commitment to strengthening identity, promoting unity and encouraging confidence among young people in Akoko South East and South West Federal constituency.

This celebration also highlights his understanding that youths are the future custodians of language and culture. Through education, technology, and creative expression, youths can preserve their heritage while engaging the modern world. A representative who recognizes this reality is one who is prepared to legislate for sustainable development and inclusive growth.

In celebrating Mother Tongue Day with the youths, Chief Engr. Olayinka Daodu,PhD is not merely observing a global event; he is identifying with the aspirations of the people. His ambition is rooted in unity, education and respect for cultural diversity. This gesture reinforces his readiness to serve as a voice for the people of Akoko South East and South West Federal Constituency at the national level.
Indeed, a leader who celebrates language celebrates identity, and a leader who uplifts youths secures the future. As Mother Tongue Day is marked with the youths of Akoko, it becomes clear that Dr. Daodu’s aspiration for the House of Representatives is driven by a vision of empowerment, inclusion and cultural pride.

*SIGNED:*

*CHIEF ENGR.OLAYINKA DAODU,PhD APC ASPIRANT FOR MEMBER HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AKOKO SOUTH EAST/SOUTH WEST FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY*