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Group urges support for Ajimobi

By Iyabo Lawal, Ibadan
11 September 2015   |   3:21 am
AN Ibadan based socio-political group, Ajumose Coalition Movement (ACM), has urged indigenes and residents of Oyo State to mobilise support for Governor Abiola Ajimobi in his efforts to rebuild the state and make it rank among the best in the country
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AN Ibadan based socio-political group, Ajumose Coalition Movement (ACM), has urged indigenes and residents of Oyo State to mobilise support for Governor Abiola Ajimobi in his efforts to rebuild the state and make it rank among the best in the country.

ACM is an umbrella body of about 160 associations and groups of individual players in the informal sector of the Pacesetter State economy that partnered the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2015 general elections and facilitated the victories of the party’s candidates.

Addressing the Central Working Committee (CWC) meeting at the Oke-Ado, Ibadan venue of the group’s monthly meeting, the ACM State Coordinator, Wasiu Olatubosun, attributed the electoral success of Governor Ajimobi and the APC to the will of God delivered through the overwhelming support of well-meaning individuals and groups who valued good governance and merit.

But for God almighty and a good population of well-meaning individuals and groups who stood by the governor and the APC, we would not have had the jinx of second term broken by our amiable Senator Abiola Ajimobi.

The wonderful contributions of all the groups and associations represented in ACM shall be treasured for a long time to come.” He added: “Today, we could talk of continuity of good governance in terms of improved security, clean environment, transparency in governance, even distribution of dividends of democracy, improved infrastructure, peace and tranquility in the society among other things just because we prevented wrong people from coming into power again in our dear state.”

Olatubosun who is the immediate past caretaker chairman of Ibadan North West Local Council, particularly tasked members to constitute themselves into Advocacy and Public Enlightenment Volunteers (APEV) which would always promote all the programmes and policies of Ajimobi administration.

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