*“Plant the Cassava Here,” Says Hon. Oluwaseun Olufade Onala!! By Aare Opeyemi Omotoso.*

Hon. Oluwaseun Olufade OluwaSeun Onala, the Executive Chairman of Ibadan North Local Government, is a man of full capacity, courage, vision and action—a leader whose commitment to public service continues to speak louder than words.
A kind-hearted and people-oriented politician, Hon. Olufade Onala has distinguished himself through his accessibility, humility and genuine concern for the welfare of the people. His political tentacles extend beyond Ibadan North, reaching communities, stakeholders and political actors across Oyo State.

The expression, “Plant the cassava here,” reflects his practical approach to leadership: identify opportunities, invest in the people and create lasting impact. Rather than merely making promises, he believes in taking decisive action and translating ideas into tangible results.
As a grassroots politician, he understands the realities, challenges and aspirations of ordinary people. His leadership style is built around connecting directly with the grassroots, listening to their concerns and responding with programmes and initiatives capable of improving their quality of life.

Hon. Olufade Onala represents a new generation of leaders who understand that leadership is not about titles alone, but about capacity, compassion, responsibility and measurable achievements.
With his determination, broad network and unwavering commitment to grassroots development, Hon. Oluwaseun Olufade Onala continues to demonstrate that when capacity meets opportunity, meaningful progress becomes possible.

“Plant the cassava here.”
It is not merely a statement, but a call to action, investment, productivity and sustainable development—an expression that captures the spirit of a leader determined to leave a positive and lasting footprint in Ibadan North and across Oyo State.

By Aare Opeyemi Omotoso
Publisher, The Newstouchng Global Consult
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