A socio-cultural and development-oriented club of Yewa professionals, Majo Noble Club of Ayetoro has tasked the consensus governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress in Ogun State, Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola ahead of his campaigns for the 2027 gubernatorial election in the state.
MANCA in a congratulatory message to Senator Adeola, popularly called Yayi, enjoined the APC consensus governorship candidate to, among other things during his campaigns for the governorship seat, ensure the sustenance of a broad-based engagement by further deepening consultations across communities, stakeholders and interest groups to foster unity and shared ownership of his vision.
The club in the statement signed by its President, MANCA (Builder) Malik Akinyemi, congratulated Senator Yayi on his well-deserved adoption as the APC consensus candidate for the exalted office of the Executive Governor of Ogun State, advising that his campaigns should be issue-based by anchoring his messages on competence, integrity and measurable development outcomes.
MANCA further advised Senator Yayi to strengthen grassroots mobilisation in his campaigns, noting that the pathway to victory lies in structured, people-driven mobilisation anchored on trust and performance credibility.
Expressing delight at Senator Yayi’s choice as the APC consensus governorship candidate, MANCA stated, “The historic development marks a significant milestone, not only for Yewaland but for Ogun State as a whole, especially considering the long-standing aspirations of our people over the past five decades.
“Your emergence is widely seen as a testament to your proven track record, political sagacity and unwavering commitment to public service.”
Exuding with confidence that APC consensus governorship candidate’s leadership of the state will translate into purposeful governance, inclusive growth and equitable development across the state, MANCA noted that as a body comprising indigenous seasoned professionals committed to the socio-cultural advancement and sustainable development in Ayetoro and its environs in the past 20 years, it is identifying strongly with Senator Yayi in his bid to occupy the number one political office in the state.
The Club reiterated its role as a critical stakeholder in Yewaland, “committed to constructive engagement, advocacy and community mobilisation in support of credible leadership and development-oriented governance,” adding, “We are open to collaboration and dialogue as partners in progress.”
MANCA also prayed for Senator Adeola’s success in the 2027 governorship election in Ogun State, stating, “As you advance in this noble pursuit, we pray that Almighty God grants you wisdom, strength, good health and divine favour. May your steps be ordered aright, your decisions guided by prudence and your aspirations crowned with success for the benefit of all.”
