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I saw the ministerial list and I thought ‘not one person with a clean slate of past public service records could be found in the whole of Osun State?’ Osun State has about 3.5 million population (2006 census). So, I decided to utilize this medium to recommend this one man who I can confidently vouch for has integrity and will definitely pass the corruption and accountability test, or any other test for that matter.
He is a seasoned land surveyor from Osogbo, the capital city of Osun State, who has served in many capacities including as Chairman, Caretaker Committee, Olorunda Local Government, Igbona, Osogbo (April 1994 to March 1996); Member, Board of Directors, of Osun State Investment Company (OSICOL) [August 1992 to December 1993]; co-opted member of the Technical Committee Working on Osun State Capital Territory (September 1991 to December 1991); and Chairman, Caretaker Committee, Osogbo Progressive Union (OPU), amongst others.
His appointments have included Chairman / Coordinator, National Forum of Local Government Chairmen (October 1994 to March 1996); Chairman / Coordinator, Forum of Osun State Local Government Chairmen (May 1994 to March 1996); Higher Technical Officer, Ministry of Works and Housing, Osogbo (January 1981 to May 1982); Technical Officer, Ministry of Works and Housing, Osogbo (March 1977 to December 1980); and many others.
Some of his many awards include Honorary Doctorate Degree in Public Administration by Bradley University, U.S.A. of Higher Intl. Inst. Inc. of Nigeria Governing Councils (September 1995); Local Government Chairman of the Year Award by Leaders and People (publishers of Frontliners) [1995]; The Best Local Government Chairman So Far by Oba-Oke Club ’94, Oba-Oke, Olorunda Local Government, Igbona, Osogbo (December 1995); Best Behaved Student for the Year 2000 by “Focus Communication”, The Official Magazine of Federal Survey School, Oyo. He is a Justice of the Peace of Osun State Nigeria.
Above are just a few of his achievements known to me. I am very certain that he has numerous others – right from his primary school days.
With respect to the politics of Osogbo and the State in general, I am very certain that telling the political history of the State will not be complete without mentioning his name and his constant selfless efforts. Even at the grassroots he is well recognized and respected for his truthfulness and straightforwardness. He is very hospitable and accommodating. He has been approached many times to contest for positions or even present/nominate candidates. A few of the currently serving public office holders owe the victory in the election that took them to their various offices to him – including at both the Federal and State levels. Also, the choice of the currently serving Deputy-Governor would not have been successful without him. You only need to ask him and he will tell you how politicians have always flown on his wings before and during election campaigns but quickly repeatedly forget him once they are elected. The gist is best heard directly from him.
On a personal note, this great man has taught and instilled in me many values including sincerity, being trustworthy and truthful, persistence in good doing (even in the face of oppositions), respect for constituted authorities (both religious and secular) as well as praying for leaders at the helm of affairs. I will certainly not be the person I am today, or be where I am, without him. He is my father and I am proud to say that he is my number one role model on this planet and I will recommend him as a role model to anyone especially in this present age we have found ourselves.
It is therefore without any reservation or hesitation that I recommend this man, Surv. (Dr.) Johnson Abisoye Koledowo, as a Minister from Osun State in ‪#‎PMB‬’s cabinet. I will also want to humbly request that #PMB go beyond party politics and god-fatherism in his consideration. On the other hand, past records, present record, effective management of public resources (funds and all) while in office, personal lifestyle, public/general acceptability and career pursuits (or should I say personal development) while out of public office should be the yardsticks. Certainly, I know Mr. President knows what to do.
At this point, I can only sit back, hope and pray that this piece gets Mr. President’s notice.
From a concerned Nigerian from Osun State.

Sometimes I wonder why it is so difficult to locate the right and seemingly uncontroversial ministerial candidate from Osun State. Anyway, click on this link to see what I wrote about a potential ministerial candidate from Osun State. https://www.facebook.com/fola.koledowo/posts/10153245278513366