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Politics - November 4, 2024

Ayedatiwa’s governorship bid gets boost from CAGrAM solidarity match

 

 

 

Stanley Ihedigbo

 

 

Consolidated APC Grassroots Movement (CAGrAM) demonstrated its support for Governor Lucky Orimisan Ayedatiwa’s re-election bid with a one million-man solidarity march in Ondo State.

The  Monday event saw thousands gather from the Seven-seven Junction Ikare-Akoko to Arigidi-Akoko metropolises.

Attendees included notable All Progressive Congress (APC) figures like CAGrAM South-West Chairman Hon. Okedara, Secretary Tunji Adeleke, Hon. Agbi Stephen, National Deputy Chairman (South), who praised Governor Ayedatiwa for empowering youths and promised continued inclusiveness in his administration.

Speakers urged ward-to-ward sensitization and canvassed support for Ayedatiwa and his deputy, emphasizing the need to reject selfish agendas and promote the greater good of Ondo State.

The Chief Host of the event, Hon. Agbi Stephen, expressed unreserved appreciation to the Ondo State Governor for finding youths useful and resourceful in his administration.

He  assured his members that the reelection of the governor would continue to flourish the bar of youth inclusiveness.

He further explained that, as against the promotion of selfish and regressive agendas in some quarters, the Ayedatiwa mandate would be a reflection of the greatest majority of the Ondo State.

Okedara urged everyone to vote and canvassed support for Ayedatiwa and his deputy.

Highlights of the event were the overwhelming endorsement of the candidacy of  Ayedatiwa for the November 16 governorship election, while other various speakers at the event charged the people to engage in ward-to-ward sensitization ahead of the election.

 

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