May 20, 2025

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Ondo 2024: Again, Ologede rallies support for Aiyedatiwa’s re-election in Iju, other communities

The Lawmaker representing Akure North State Constituency in the Ondo State House of Assembly, Kolawole Ologede has stepped up mobilisation and campaign for Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa ahead of the November 16 Governorship election.

The Lawmaker was again at Iju and other communities in Akure North Local government area to rally support for the governor whom he described as a committed leader of the people.

The move is coming a day after Hon. Ologede used the occasion of the Independence anniversary on Tuesday to canvas support for the governor in the community.


The lawmaker commended the unity among party members and also urged the party member to be steadfast and be committed more to the party to secure victory for the Governor.


According to him, “I am inspired by the resilience and unity we display as a community. Let us continue to work hand in hand, fostering an environment of growth and opportunity for all. Thank you for being here and for your dedication to our collective success. Together, we can build a prosperous future for our nation.”


He also highlighted some key points to the success of this forthcoming election and our community at large to include understanding the political landscape,  building a formidable campaign team for His Excellency Hon. Lucky Aiyedatiwa,  grassroot mobilizer and canvassers,  events and rallies, election day winning strategy, poll monitoring.

“Mobilising support for a governor requires a well-rounded approach that encompasses understanding the political landscape, building a dedicated team, crafting compelling messages, engaging with the community, and implementing effective fundraising and communication strategies. By focusing on grassroots mobilization and adapting to the ever-changing political environment, a campaign can effectively rally support and maximize voter turnout, he said.

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