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Group Says Yayi’s Empowerment Programmes Boost His Popularity In Ogun
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GROUP SAYS YAYI’S EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMMES BOOST HIS POPULARITY IN OGUN

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A group in Ogun State has said that Senator Olamilekan Adeola (Yayi) is gaining increased popularity due to his ongoing empowerment programmes across the state.

 

The group made the remark while assessing recent constituency outreach initiatives, noting that the senator’s interventions in skills development, small business support, and youth empowerment have strengthened his public image.

 

According to the group, beneficiaries of the programmes have continued to express appreciation for the support provided, particularly in areas of economic relief and capacity building.

 

They added that such initiatives have contributed to improving livelihoods and creating opportunities for self-reliance among residents.

 

Political observers say empowerment programmes often play a significant role in shaping public perception of elected officials, especially at the grassroots level.

 

The group urged continued investment in community-focused projects, stressing that sustained engagement with constituents remains key to effective representation.

 

They also encouraged other political office holders to adopt similar initiatives aimed at addressing local economic challenges.

 

The statement comes amid growing political activity in Ogun State ahead of future electoral cycles.

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