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Odogbolu Chairmanship Aspirant, Diya Meets "Igbabo Group" Highlights Achievement Through Yellow Initiative



The Frontline Chairmanship Aspirant, Odogbolu Local Government, Dr Tunde Diya has welcomed "Igbabo Group" to Tanimowo Villa today Saturday 30th of January 2021.

During the meeting with the group, Diya symphatized with them over the loss of some of the notable leaders championing the course while he assured them of his unalloyed support politically towards making the grassroots feel the dividends of democracy.

In attendance was representative from Leguru, Alekun and Ifesowapo among other active actors in politics.
The leaders stressed on the need for All Progressives Congress APC as a party to become one to achieve many goals.

The Igbabo Group pledged their supports for Dr Tunde Diya's chairmanship aspiration being flanked by Yellow Initiatives with visible achievement across the local government.








Diya, charged the group on pro activeness in the ongoing registration exercise across the 15 wards and pulling units.

Also, he promised to distribute relief item such as 1,500 exercise books, 1,500 face masks, 300 Bags of water, public address systems to support mobilization for the ongoing registration exercise across the wards to express his support for his principal, Prince Dr Dapo Abiodun mfr, Executive Governor of Ogun State.

He was invited earlier this week as a special guest for Hon Kolapo Korede Osunsanya's empowerment programme for Ijebu Federal Constituency done in Ijebu Ode alongside party faithfuls and leaders.

Meanwhile, he urged the group to concentrate on the implementation of 5 pillars of "I.S.E.Y.A" designed by His Excellency Prince Dapo Abiodun mfr. which are 

A.) INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT
B.) SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
C.) EDUCATION
D.) YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 
E.) AGRICULTURE

Diya, submitted by highlighting the activeness of the Igbabos in the local government, which will be written on the sand of time while he expressed satisfaction in identifying with the group through Yellow Initiative vision.

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