The Asiwaju Mandate Group (AMG) on Tuesday inaugurated its Ward and Local Government Executives in Akoko North East Local Government, Ikare-Akoko, with a strong show of party solidarity and grassroots mobilisation.
This is part of the inauguration of the group across the local governments in the state which was suspended to allow for the group's campaign for the Governor of the state in the last gubernatorial elections.
The inauguration, which took place at Ikare Mega School Hall, drew notable political leaders and stakeholders from across Ondo State. Among the dignitaries present were Hon. Gani Amuda, Secretary, Ondo North Senatorial District of the APC; Chiefs Deni Akerele, a former member of the house of Representative and Liadi Ekunnusi; as well as Hon. Olu Arowolo, former Chairman of Akoko North East Local Government.
Leading the AMG State Executive Council to the event was the Director General, Asiwaju Olumuyiwa Asagunla. He was accompanied by Barrister Corporal Nana Opri, State Secretary; Barrister Ade Pelemo, Director of Legal Matters; Engineer Babatunde Gbalajobi, Director of Special Duties; alongside other key state officials of the group.
In his address, Asagunla charged the newly sworn executives to prioritise door-to-door mobilisation in line with AMG’s statewide push under its Leader and Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo. He stressed that the movement is “built to organise, educate and sensitize voters from the unit level upward,” while aligning with the progressive agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the APC.
He emphasised that, “This inauguration is a reaffirmation of AMG’s commitment to consolidating its structures across the state in line with its mission to mobilise support for the progressive agenda and the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the APC in 2027."
Other leaders of the group also urged the executives to demonstrate loyalty, unity, and diligence in carrying out their responsibilities, describing their roles as pivotal to consolidating the party’s base ahead of future elections.
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