Ogun Ndigbo Community Congratulates Senator Adeola for APC Gubernatorial Nomination - National Standard News

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Ogun Ndigbo Community Congratulates Senator Adeola for APC Gubernatorial Nomination

Abeokuta, Ogun State – The Ogun State chapter of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, the foremost socio-cultural organization representing the Igbo community, has officially expressed its support for Senator Solomon Adeola Olamilekan following his emergence as the APC consensus candidate for the 2027 Ogun State governorship election.


 This congratulations t highlights the community’s commitment to active engagement in state governance and development.


Chief Stephen Okorie, President of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Ogun State, stated in the press realise that the Igbo population in Ogun has consistently supported the current administration and is prepared to cooperate with the incoming leadership to ensure ongoing projects and initiatives are sustained. “We are ready to partner with whoever assumes office to maintain the progress achieved so far,” Okorie noted.
Senator Adeola’s record in the Senate has drawn praise for tangible improvements in infrastructure, education, and healthcare across Ogun West. Okorie emphasized that his achievements demonstrate effective leadership and a strong vision for community development.


 “The Senator has shown dedication and results, making him a reliable choice for Ogun State’s future,” he added.


The congratulations also highlights a model of community collaboration, where Ndigbo residents work in harmony with host communities to promote stability and social development.

 Chief Okorie emphasized that mutual respect and proactive engagement are essential for peaceful coexistence and measurable growth in the state.
Ohanaeze Ndigbo concluded by extending its best wishes to Senator Adeola. 


The organization expressed confidence that his leadership would continue to deliver impactful policies, and reiterated its commitment to supporting initiatives that benefit all citizens of Ogun State.

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