Adesegun, Former Students’ Leader, Donates 100 Bags of Rice, #5 Million To Ogun APC Leaders
Says Adeola Yayi Is Best Suited As The Next Governor of Ogun State
Prince Fatai Adesegun, a chieftain of the All Progressive Congress (APC) and former Chairman of Ogun Joint Campus Committee of the National Association of Nigerian Students, JCC/NANS, has donated five Million Naira and 100 bags of rice to the leadership of the party in Ijebu North Local Government Area. Adesegun who met with the stakeholders of the party in Ago-Iwoye also donated 1 Million Naira for the renovation of the party’s Secretariat.
Speaking at the meeting, Adesegun emphasized the importance of unity, grassroots mobilization, and proactive engagement to ensure the party’s continued success in future elections.
Adesegun who expressed admiration for the policies of the Federal government said President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has given a good account of himself by the way he has been piloting the affairs of the Country. He noted that Tinubu’s policies have started to yield positive results. The former student leader also commended Governor Dapo Abiodun and Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola YAYI.
Adesegun also used the occasion to rally support for Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola’s 2027 gubernatorial bid, describing it as the best pathway for a better and more prosperous Ogun State. He highlighted Senator Adeola’s wealth of experience and his relentless quest for massive development across the state.
“Senator Adeola has proven himself as a visionary leader with the experience and passion required to transform Ogun State. His gubernatorial ambition is a golden opportunity for us to secure a brighter future for our state,” Adesegun said.
The meeting witnessed the presence of notable APC leaders and stakeholders, including Hon. Mosun Oladipupo, the Ijebu North Local Government Chairman, who led the Local Government Secretary, other executives of the party, and all 11 Ward Chairmen. Chief Dele Mogaji, a two-time Vice Chairman of the Local Government, and Mrs. Bukky Onadeko, a frontline women leader in the Local Government, were also in attendance.
Party members expressed their gratitude to Adesegun for his generosity, foresight, and leadership, pledging their unwavering loyalty and commitment to the party’s vision and goals.
