The reaffirmation was made during a community engagement on Sunday attended by traditional rulers, community leaders, political stakeholders and residents, who turned out in large numbers to receive Tella.
Speaking at the gathering, Chief Adelani Akinbode commended the people of Ishaga Orile for their impressive turnout and praised Tella for his continued efforts to attract developmental projects and initiatives to the community.
Akinbode urged residents to continue supporting political leaders who, according to him, have demonstrated commitment to the development and wellbeing of the community.
The Iyalode of Ishaga Orile, Chief Mrs Mariam Ayinke Ogundapo, offered prayers for YAYI and Tella, while encouraging residents to participate actively in the electoral process and exercise their civic responsibilities.
Also speaking, the Bada of Ishaga Orile, Prince Oniyide, addressed concerns surrounding the issue of indigene identity associated with YAYI.
He appealed to residents to remain united and peaceful, stressing the importance of peaceful coexistence, mutual respect and continuity in development.
Prince Oniyide urged the community to support the APC candidates, emphasising that Ishaga Orile remains one family whose collective interest should take precedence over individual differences.
Similarly, the leader of the house Abeokuta North legislative arm, Hon. Erubami Moruf called on residents to remain steadfast, united and committed to their civic responsibilities as the 2027 elections draw closer.
Adele Oba, in his remarks, prayed for the community and expressed optimism that the 2027 electoral process would be peaceful and produce favourable outcomes for the candidates and causes supported by the people.
Responding, Tella expressed appreciation to the people of Ishaga Orile for their continued engagement, confidence and support.
The lawmaker reaffirmed his commitment to quality and effective representation, assuring residents that he would continue to advocate for government-backed projects and development initiatives aimed at improving their living conditions.
Other community leaders and stakeholders who spoke at the event included Captain Ige, Prince Lekan Salako, Mr. Akin Akinosi, Mr. Sunday Dada and Chief Sola Ajayi.
