JDS @57: Support Group Confirms Over 1 Million Jubril Dotun Sanusi Followers, Urges All to Get Their PVCs

As the Asiwaju of Ona Ara Local Government and Bada Olubadan Designate, Chief Jubril Dotun Sanusi (JDS), celebrates his 57th birthday today, his teeming supporters across Oyo State and beyond have once again reaffirmed their unwavering loyalty and commitment to his vision for a better and more prosperous Oyo State.

In a statement made available to newsmen, the Jubril Dotun Sanusi Support Group (JDSSG) proudly announced that within just a few hours of the birthday celebrations, over one million registered followers of the JDS Humanitarian Network have joined in commemorating the illustrious philanthropist, entrepreneur, and humanitarian per excellence.

The group described Chief Sanusi as a beacon of hope, a visionary leader, and a man whose compassion and development-driven initiatives have continued to transform lives across communities.

From youth empowerment to education, health, and infrastructure, the Ilaji Resort Chairman has touched countless lives through his service to humanity.

While celebrating his impactful 57 years of life, the Support Group seized the opportunity to remind all followers and admirers of Chief Jubril Dotun Sanusi to get their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) in readiness for what the future holds, particularly as 2027 approaches.

> “Our collective strength lies in our voice and our vote. Chief Jubril Dotun Sanusi represents a new dawn — a movement for purposeful leadership, integrity, and human-centered governance. Let us prepare ourselves to use our PVCs wisely to make the real change we all desire,” the statement reads in part.

The Group further emphasized that the massive outpouring of love and solidarity for Chief Sanusi across the state is a testament to his widespread acceptance as a man of the people, one who leads with compassion, vision, and sincerity of purpose.

The statement concluded with prayers for long life, divine wisdom, and greater accomplishments for the Jagunmolu Olubadan of Ibadanland, whose name has become synonymous with service, empowerment, and transformational leadership.