Wale Sulaiman facilitates employment for 12 Kwarans at FUSHI, Osun

Renowned neurosurgeon and Kwara APC Guber aspirant, Prof. Wale Sulaiman, has facilitated employment opportunities for 12 qualified indigenes of Kwara State at the Federal University of Science and Health Ila-Orangun
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The latest recruitment exercise, which was concluded this week, has been described by beneficiaries and stakeholders as another demonstration of the professor’s commitment to youth empowerment and job creation in Kwara State.

One of those involved in the process confirmed that a candidate personally recommended by him was among the successful applicants, noting that the development was “a verifiable fact and not hearsay.”

According to him, Prof. Sulaiman personally ensured that qualified Kwarans were informed about the vacancies and followed through the process until the final shortlist was released.

He recalled that the former Special Adviser on Health Matters had earlier facilitated employment for 62 qualified Kwarans in 2025, bringing the total number of beneficiaries to 74 within the last year.

“One thing that stands out about Prof. OlaWale Sulaiman is his deep passion for Kwara and its people. His commitment to uplifting the lives of Kwarans is genuine, unwavering and evident in his actions,”

The supporter added that he witnessed the entire process, from the announcement of the vacancies to the interview stage and final selection and commended the professor for creating opportunities for young people.

He further described Prof. Sulaiman as a leader whose words are consistently matched by practical actions, particularly in the area of youth engagement and empowerment.

“Many people may hold different political opinions, but it is difficult to deny his passion for ensuring that Kwara youths are meaningfully engaged and empowered,” he said.

The latest employment facilitation has generated commendations among supporters in Kwara South, who described it as a reflection of Prof. Sulaiman’s long-standing interest in human capital development and service to the people.

Prof. Sulaiman has yet to issue an official statement on the recruitment exercise, but supporters say the gesture reflects his continuing efforts to open doors of opportunity for qualified Kwarans.