Ahead of the 2027 general election, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ogun State and the Personal Assistant to Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, the party’s governorship candidate, Sanusi Adeniyi, has inaugurated ward polling booth structures in his Ajilete hometown, Yewa South Local Government Area of the state.

Sanusi inaugurated the structures yesterday shortly after a strategic engagement with youths, artisans, community leaders, traditional stakeholders and a large gathering of APC faithful in the town.

He explained that the initiative was aimed at strengthening grassroots mobilisation and reaffirming the community’s commitment to Senator Adeola’s governorship bid ahead of the 2027 poll.

Sanusi highlighted what he described as the senator’s contributions to the development of Ajilete town, Yewa South LG, Ogun West Senatorial District and Ogun State, through impactful projects, empowerment programmes, educational support and quality representation.

He called on the party faithful and residents of the town to remain united and committed to delivering victory for the party across every polling unit in Ajilete Ward, stressing “every vote will count”.

The APC chieftain expressed appreciation to the community leaders, party stalwarts, women, youths, artisans and other stakeholders for their support.

Sanusi later presented two brand new motorcycles the Ajilete Vigilante Group and the youth leader, to support community security and youth development.

APC chieftains and stakeholders who spoke at the event commended Senator Adeola for his leadership and commitment to the welfare and development of the people, while reaffirming their determination to work for his success and other APC candidates in the 2027 election.

Party leaders who attended the event include Jimoh Ishola Akinlade, former Chairman of Yewa South Local Government; Ogunbiyi Lukmon, former Leader of the House, Yewa South Local Government; Alhaji Balogun Raheem Kessy, APC Secretary in Yewa South Local Government; Alhaji Taliat Ayinde Sanusi, Hon. Dada Olubunmi,  Comrade Akinlade Akin, among others.