A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Federal Commissioner at the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission, Hon. Akeem Akintayo Amosun, has congratulated the newly elected ward chairmen and executives across the fifteen wards of Abeokuta South Federal Constituency.
Amosun, in a goodwill message released to party members and supporters, described the emergence of the new ward executives as a testament to the vibrancy and internal democracy within the All Progressives Congress (APC). He urged them to see their election as a call to service and an opportunity to strengthen the party’s grassroots structure.
The federal commissioner also extended warm congratulations to Mr. Henry Olatunji Fagbenro on his re-election as the Local Government Chairman of the APC in Abeokuta South. Amosun commended Fagbenro for his steadfast leadership and dedication to the growth and unity of the party at the local level.
He prayed for sound health, wisdom and renewed strength for Fagbenro to effectively discharge the responsibilities of his office, noting that continuity in leadership would further consolidate the party’s achievements in the local government area.
Addressing the newly elected ward chairmen and their executives, Amosun charged them to carry out their duties with the fear of God, honesty and a deep sense of responsibility to party members. He emphasized that grassroots leadership remains the bedrock of any successful political structure, urging them to foster inclusiveness, transparency and unity within their respective wards.
According to him, the APC’s continued dominance and electoral successes depend largely on the commitment and integrity of its ward leaders, who serve as the direct link between the party and the people.
He encouraged party faithful in Abeokuta South to rally behind the new executives and support initiatives aimed at strengthening the party’s presence and performance in future political engagements.
Amosun reaffirmed his commitment to the progress of the APC in Abeokuta South and Ogun State at large, expressing confidence that the newly elected leaders would justify the trust reposed in them and work collectively to advance the party’s vision and ideals.
