Lagos, Ogun CAGraM Chairmen express gratitude for successful outing in Ondo for governor election 

Stanley Ihedigbo

Chairmen of the Consolidated APC Grassroots Movement (CAGraM) in Lagos and Ogun states have commended their members for an outstanding performance at the recent event in Ikare Akoko, Ondo State.

The event, held on Monday, November 4, was a huge success, with all southwest states represented.

Lagos State Chairman, Prince Fatai Balogun, expressed gratitude to Hon. Dr. Steven Agbi, Special Adviser on Mobilization to the Governor of Ondo State, for his sponsorship and support.

He also acknowledged the leadership of the South West National Chairman, Com. Kolawole Okedara and Com. Tope Sanya.

Ogun State secretary, Comrade Adigun Waheed Omotunde, echoed similar sentiments, thanking Hon. Agbi for the warm reception and financial assistance.

He also commended the National and Zonal working committee for their commitment to members’ welfare.

Acting State Chairman of CAGraM Ondo State, Olagundoye Gbemi, appreciated the southwest executives and chairmen for organizing the successful one million man march in support of Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa.

These expressions of gratitude highlight the strong teamwork and leadership within CAGraM.

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.