Akure Leaders Unite to Forge Common Front Ahead of 2024 Governorship Election
~Vow to Galvanize Massive Votes for APC/ Aiyedatiwa
Senator Adeniyi Ayodele Adegbonmire, SAN, convened a meeting of political leaders, opinion leaders, and stakeholders at his residence yesterday, uniting to chart a common course for Akure’s development.
The diverse gathering included Minister of Youth (State)Engr. Ayodele Olawande, Member representing Akure North/South federal constituency, Prince Abiodun Derin Adesida, Secretary to Ondo state government, Hon Temitayo Oluwatuyi, Chairman Akure South APC Elders forum, Dr SB Akerele, Member representing Akure south constituency 2 ODHA, Hon Stephen Abitogun, Executive Director, Corporate Services NDDC, Hon Ifedayo Abegunde, Former Minister of State( Transportation) Prince Ademola Adegoroye, Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Hon Gbenga Olaniyi, Ondo Central Senatorial District Chairman of APC, Hon Festus Aregbesola, Chairman APC Akure South LG, Dr Fesobi Akinmolayan, Secretary APC Akure south local government, Barr Taiwo Kayode, Engr Muyiwa Ogunleye (Bitron) former members of Ondo State House of Assembly, Hon Tayo Abidakun, Hon Sunday Olajide, Hon Toluwani Borikini, Hon Olumuyiwa Adu (Cubana) Mrs Olubunmi Ademosu, Prof Olu Aderonmu, Hon Idowu Otetubi, Hon Sunday Adejuyigbe, Prince Dapo Adepoju, Hon Femi Fadairo, APC Akure south women leader, Mrs Funke Daramola All APC wards chairmen in the local government and other leaders numerous to mention.
The event took another colorful event when the Chairman of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Ondo state, Engr Ade Adetimehin walked into the meeting to address the gathering of leaders.
The chairman was accompanied by the Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development, Mr Saka Yusuf Ogunleye and Engr Sunday Falae.
The meeting aimed to galvanize support and build a united front ahead of the November 16, 2024, governorship election.
The leaders resolved to put aside their differences and work together for Akure’s development and progress.
Senator Adegbonmire emphasized the need for unity and collaboration, stating that “Akure’s development and progress must come first.”
The lawmaker, who facilitated the meeting, emphasized the need for unity and collaboration among Akure leaders, stating that “Akure’s development and progress must come first.”
The meeting marked a significant step towards forging a common front for the betterment of Akure, and attendees pledged to continue working together to drive growth and improvement in the city.
This historic meeting sets a new standard for political engagement and cooperation in Akure, demonstrating that leaders can put aside their differences for the greater good.
The people of Akure can expect significant progress and development in the coming years, driven by the collective efforts of their leaders.
The message from Akure is clear, unity, collaboration, and progress can be achieved when leaders put the interests of their people first. This meeting will go down in history as a turning point for Akure, and its impact will be felt for generations to come.