Ibadan South West Local Government Chairmanship Aspirant, Hon. Tunde Oluyedun, has congratulated Hon. Mrs. Bukola Abosede Adeyemi on her appointment as Deputy National Chairman South of the Seyi Makinde Presidential Network, SMPN 2027.
In a statement issued today, Hon. Oluyedun described the appointment as well-deserved, noting that Mrs. Adeyemi is a distinguished grassroots political leader with a proven record of public service and community mobilization.
According to the announcement, Mrs. Adeyemi currently serves as Supervisory Councillor in Akinyele Local Government Area, Oyo State. She is also the Coordinator of the Oyo State Tamunominini Olufunke Makinde Team, TOMT, a group that contributed to Governor Oluseyi Makinde’s Omituntun 2.0 campaign. She is also an aspirant for the Oyo State House of Assembly, Akinyele Constituency II.
Hon. Oluyedun said the appointment reflects SMPN 2027’s commitment to building a strong, inclusive and result-oriented national movement ahead of the 2027 Presidential Election.
“Hon. Mrs. Bukola Abosede Adeyemi is widely respected for her leadership, grassroots mobilization capacity, and ability to build strategic relationships across communities. We are confident that her experience and commitment will significantly strengthen our organizational structure and mobilization efforts throughout Southern Nigeria and across the country,” Oluyedun stated.
He noted that as Deputy National Chairman South, Mrs. Adeyemi will provide strategic leadership, coordinate regional campaign activities, strengthen stakeholder engagement, and work closely with the National Executive Council to advance the objectives of SMPN 2027.
On behalf of his supporters and the people of Ibadan South West, Hon. Oluyedun congratulated Mrs. Adeyemi and wished her wisdom, strength, good health and outstanding success in her new national assignment.
“We celebrate this appointment and we pray that God will grant her the grace to deliver on this important responsibility for the movement and for our Principal, Engr. Oluseyi Abiodun Makinde,” he added.
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