In preparation for the forthcoming local government election in Ogun State, the All Progressives Congress (APC) campaign team for Ward 14, led by Hon. Ponmile Olajube, made a significant visit to the Oyan Dam area in Imala
This visit aimed to gather support from the residents, including the Ilaje and Agatu communities from Benue State who reside in the region.
During the event,the campaign team emphasized the APC’s commitment to inclusive representation and community-driven progress.
The visit provided an opportunity for the residents to meet with Hon. Olusola Olabiyi Victor, the APC councillorship candidate for Ward 14 in Abeokuta North local government who outlined his vision and plans for the community.
Hon. Olabiyi, a native of the ward and a passionate advocate for the welfare of his constituents, made it clear that he is "Dedicated and committed to the people, and ready to bring positive change to Ward 14.
He stated the importance of collaboration between the local leadership and residents, stressing that the development of the area would require the concerted efforts of all stakeholders.
A key focus of Hon. Olabiyi’s address was his dedication to ensure that essential services reach the people of Ward 14.
He pledged to advocate for better infrastructure, more educational opportunities, and improved access to healthcare facilities.
The councillorship candidate reassured the people of Oyan Dam that they would not be left behind in his plans to uplift every part of the ward.
The Ilaje and Agatu people, who have a strong presence in Oyan Dam, expressed their support and appreciation for Hon. Olabiyi’s candidacy.
Hon. Ponmile Olajube, also expressed gratitude to the residents for their continued support.
He highlighted the importance of inclusivity and collaboration, noting that the APC’s vision for Ogun State involves empowering local communities, promoting unity, and fostering economic growth across all wards.
The councillorship candidate urged the residents to turn out in large numbers on election day and vote APC.