Asiwaju Mandate Group Holds Inaugural Meeting at Newly Acquired Secretariat in Akoko South East
The Asiwaju Mandate Group (AMG) in Akoko South East Local Government has held its inaugural meeting at its newly acquired Local Government Secretariat in Isua-Akoko, marking a significant step in strengthening its grassroots political structure.
The meeting, which brought together the full complement of AMG Local Government Executives and all Ward Coordinators across the eleven wards, was convened under the leadership of the Local Government Coordinator, Hon. Dailo Stegelin Ajayi (Jofad).
In his remarks, Hon. Dailo commended the Founder of the Asiwaju Mandate Group and Minister of Interior, Hon. (Dr.) Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, for his visionary leadership and continuous support for the group. He applauded the Minister’s commitment to building a strong political network that reflects the ideals of loyalty, service, and effective mobilization.
The State Director of Legal Matters of the Asiwaju Mandate Group, Hon. (Barr.) Pelemo Ade Samuel, also a former member of the Ondo State House of Assembly, was in attendance. In his address, he encouraged all local government executives to intensify their efforts and remain steadfast in working towards the success of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s second-term ambition. He emphasized that the primary purpose of the Asiwaju Mandate Group is to propagate the massive economic and structural developmental projects being systematically executed in Nigeria by the All Progressives Congress (APC) under the leadership of President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.
Also present at the meeting was the South West/East Federal Constituency Coordinator, Barr. Ogedengbe Bamidele, who lent his support to the deliberations and reaffirmed the need for unity and coordinated mobilization across all wards within the constituency.
Hon. Dailo further charged all ward and local government executives to begin full-scale mobilization and sensitization for Asiwaju 2027, stressing that early preparation and consistent engagement at the grassroots remain key to achieving the group’s strategic goals.
The meeting also provided a platform to harmonize structures, review current activities, and outline new strategies aimed at enhancing political participation and widening the support base of the Asiwaju Mandate Group in Akoko South East.
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