A New Dawn for Eredo LCDA: Support Hon. AbdulRahman Adeniyi Olukoya (Actor) for Chairman



By Oluwaseunayofunmi

The outpouring of goodwill, unwavering support, and strong endorsements for Hon. AbdulRahman Adeniyi Olukoya in his bid for the position of Chairman, Eredo LCDA, has been nothing short of heartwarming. Your trust and confidence are the fuel that drives this noble quest for public service, and for that, we are deeply grateful.

At the core of our movement is a firm belief: true leadership is a mandate from both God and the people. The people of Eredo LCDA are our greatest treasure, and it is your needs, your aspirations, and your hopes that form the heartbeat of our campaign. Every decision, every action, and every policy will be focused on delivering value to the people of this vibrant community.


Hon. AbdulRahman Olukoya, fondly known as Actor, brings a refreshing energy to leadership. His youthful dynamism, accessibility, sincerity, and clear vision for the future set him apart. He is not just running for office — he is stepping forward to serve, to be accountable, and to be a true representative of the people's voice.

We envision a government where:

  • Youthfulness meets wisdom and experience
  • Accessibility is not a privilege but a right
  • Sincerity replaces empty promises

  • Accountability becomes the foundation of governance

  • Vision charts the course for sustainable development

  • An open-door policy ensures that no voice goes unheard
  • Good governance becomes the norm, not the exception

Hon. AbdulRahman Olukoya is not just promising change; he has a proven track record of service, innovation, and compassion. His leadership will usher in a new era where every resident of Eredo LCDA feels the positive impact of responsible governance.

As we say in our rallying call,

"Ẹ jẹ́ ká gbárùkù tí Adeniyi AbdulRahman Olukoya gẹ́gẹ́ bí Alágà Ijọba Ìbílẹ̀ Eredo LCDA."

(Let us rally behind Adeniyi AbdulRahman Olukoya as Chairman of Eredo LCDA.)

Together, with your unwavering support, we are confident that victory is not just possible — it is inevitable. But beyond winning an election, our true goal is to win the future of Eredo LCDA, to secure a brighter tomorrow for every child, youth, adult, and elder in our community.

Let’s work hand in hand to build the Eredo LCDA of our dreams — a place where opportunity thrives, leadership listens, and progress is for all.

Thank you for your belief in our vision.

Thank you for believing in Hon. AbdulRahman Adeniyi Olukoya.

Together, we move forward.

#VoteActor

#BetterEredo

#EredoRising

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