Amid speculation about his next political move, Omisore expressed gratitude for the turnout of supporters, affirming his faith in God's plan for his life. “At 69, I thank God for His kindness and grace,” he said. “My political future depends on God’s plan, and whatever it is, I believe it is good.”
His remarks come in the wake of a fallout with Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, over the recent APC governorship primary, which raised questions about his standing within the party. The APC faced defeats in Omisore's stronghold in the recent governorship poll, further complicating his political landscape.
The birthday celebration featured prominent attendees, including representatives from the APC Elder Caucus and the Alubarika Movement. Bishop John Oyejola of the Osogbo Catholic Diocese commended Omisore for his support of church programs and urged him to maintain his role as a bridge between governance and spirituality.
Oyejola emphasized the importance of integrity in politics, calling on leaders to prioritize the common good over partisan interests. “A good leader implements policies that benefit everyone, not just a select few,” he stated.
Governor Ademola Adeleke also extended birthday wishes to Omisore, acknowledging his contributions to Osun State. In a statement, Adeleke described Omisore as a distinguished son of the state whose career has been marked by courage and commitment to public service.
“Today, I celebrate Otunba Omisore as a brother and a distinguished son of Osun,” he said, wishing him many more years of impactful service.
As Omisore celebrates this milestone, the speculation about his political future remains, with many in Osun State eager to see what steps he will take next. His reliance on faith suggests a contemplative approach to his next moves, leaving both supporters and critics awaiting his decision.
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