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Mandate Group Congratulates Tayo Ayinde, Salau-Hundeyin, Shoyanwo On Their Appointment

In a heartfelt congratulatory message, Abdullahi Ayinde Enilolobo, the Chairman of The Mandate Movement, has extended his warm wishes on behalf of the pro-APC group to Mr Tayo Ayinde on his re-appointment as the Chief of Staff to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

He also congratulated Abimbola Salau-Hundeyin, who was appointed as Secretary to the State Government (SSG), and Gboyega Shoyanwo as Deputy Chief of Staff.

In a statement issued by Hon. Prince Adewale Arogundade, a chieftain of the group, on behalf of the chairman, expressed joy and pride in working with Ayinde during the campaign for GovernorSanwo-Olu. He highlighted the exceptional leadership qualities and unwavering dedication displayed by the newly appointed Chief of Staff. 

He commended Ayinde’s remarkable commitment to service and acknowledged his valuable contributions to the progress and development of Lagos state.

He said, “I can attest to your exceptional leadership qualities, unwavering dedication, and remarkable commitment to service. Your contributions to the progress and development of our great state have not gone unnoticed, and this appointment is a testament to your outstanding track record of performance and your unwavering passion for the betterment of Lagos.”

Furthermore, Enilolobo commended Governor Sanwo-Olu for his discernment in appointing individuals of deep sense of responsibility. He urged the governor to continue on this path in appointing other for key positions in his administration, citing them as further evidence of the governor’s commitment to building a capable team of competent individuals.

Enilolobo extended his warmest congratulations to Tayo Ayinde, Abimbola Salau-Hundeyin, and Gboyega Shoyanwo. He wished them every success and fulfilment as they embarked on another chapter of their distinguished career. 

He assured them of the group’s unwavering support and readiness to contribute to the success of Sanwo-Olu led administration.

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