Beyioku charges newly-elected PDP excos on dedication to party’s success in LG polls

The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) chairmanship candidate in Obafemi Owode Local Government (OOLG), Hon. Olamilekan Beyioku, has charged the newly-elected PDP executives in the local government on unity ahead of the LG polls in the state.

Beyioku charged the executives to wholeheartedly dedicate themselves to the party’s success in the imminent polls, emphasising on the importance of unity and hard work in achieving the party’s goals.

Beyioku urged them to work tirelessly towards a shared vision of progress and prosperity for the region while underscoring the significance of teamwork and collaboration in achieving political objectives.

In his address, Beyioku expressed gratitude to all party faithful for entrusting him with the candidacy for executive chairman of OOLG.

He reiterated his promise to lead OOLG to new heights of development and progress if elected, promising to make a tangible difference in the lives of the people of OOLG through effective governance and strategic leadership.

“The support and endorsement Beyioku has received from the party faithful serve as a testament to his leadership qualities and dedication to the welfare of the community. His vision for OOLG aligns with the aspirations of the constituents, emphasising the need for inclusive growth and sustainable development. Beyioku’s message of unity and progress sets a positive tone for the party as they prepare for the upcoming polls.

“As the campaign for the executive chairmanship intensifies, Beyioku’s message of unity and purpose resonates with party members and constituents, setting the stage for a dynamic and spirited electoral process.

“His unwavering commitment to the betterment of OOLG and his call for collective action highlight the importance of effective leadership and cooperation in achieving meaningful change. Beyioku’s candidacy represents a beacon of hope for the future of OOLG, promising a new era of progress and prosperity under his leadership,” a statement issued by his camp read.