— The Abiodun Akinboyede Movement (AAMO) has strengthened its community engagement efforts in Sango-Ota following a meeting with members of the Uptown Executive Group, who expressed their readiness to collaborate with the movement on grassroots development and civic participation.
The meeting provided an opportunity for both groups to discuss areas of mutual interest, including community development, grassroots engagement and participation in the forthcoming electoral process.
Members of the Uptown Executive Group, which has a presence across communities in Sango-Ota, expressed their willingness to collaborate with AAMO and engage with All Progressives Congress (APC) candidates at various levels. The group also stated that its members possess Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) and are prepared to participate in the electoral process.
Responding, the Founder and Convener of AAMO, Prince Abiodun A. Akinboyede, Esq., welcomed the group’s interest in the movement and expressed appreciation for the confidence reposed in its vision and activities.
Akinboyede reaffirmed his commitment to constructive community engagement, assuring the group of his willingness to support legitimate community development initiatives and address identified needs within his capacity.
The discussions also covered civic participation and collaboration involving APC candidates, including President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, and other party candidates.
The meeting represents an opportunity to strengthen ties between AAMO and community-based organisations in Sango-Ota, while providing a platform for dialogue, cooperation and the identification of local development priorities.
Both parties expressed a shared interest in fostering stronger community relationships and exploring practical approaches to addressing local needs. The engagement also highlighted the importance of constructive dialogue between community groups and stakeholders in promoting civic participation and development at the grassroots level.
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