BOS FRONTIERS STATE EXCO DECLARES SUPPORT FOR GOV. SANWO-OLU

 BOS FRONTIERS STATE EXCO DECLARES SUPPORT FOR GOV. SANWO-OLU

Prominent people from all walks of life in Lagos State and abroad, under the auspices of Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu - BOS Frontiers State Executives, have declared a fervent solidarity movement for the re-election of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State in 2023 General Election.

Led by Hon. Adebanji Atewogboye better known as SKIBANJ, the political cum NGO group - BOS Frontiers Lagos State disclosed, during it maiden meeting held on 13 June, 2022 at ICG office, GRA Ikeja, Lagos, that the group is a thought-out group and leading edge among others to strengthen the good course of re-election of the abled Gov. Sanwo-Olu.

According to SKIBANJ, BOS Frontiers State Executives is a formidable group comprising of apt professionals and strategists in different fields and across Lagos State and abroad, who are  ready to ensure the success of Gov. Sanwo-Olu's re-election in next year's general elections.

His words: "Gov. Sanwo-Olu's enormous projects and initiatives #ForAGreaterLagos motivated us to come together as BOS Frontiers, Lagos State and declared our supports for his re-election. Looking at his unmatched records in Lagos State, Gov. Sanwo-Olu adds value to the commercial activities and socio-political aspects of the state due to his knowledge of government and modern style of administration."

"So, we have no doubt in Gov. Sanwo-Olu continuity of good governance and we are ready to give him our unwavering supports now, during and after election. Hence, BOS Frontiers Lagos State Chapter will continue to be existing" SKIBANJ concluded.

While the Group Leader, Barr. (Hon.) Doyin Banjo spoke to the Executives via mobile call during the meeting, was elated for the dexterity and commitment of the executives, standing believe and firm as a solidarity movement for the re-election of the Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu. 

He also encouraged the Excos of the group not relent in its efforts as the only eminent group with distinguished heart and characters in Lagos State.

Present during the meeting were Pastor  (Mrs.) Deborah Rufai; Hon. Benson Adepoju; Prince  Idris  Animashaun; Princess Ojora  Adejoke  Falilat; Hon.  Sheikhdeen  Abdullahi; Hajia Bajulaiye Muftiat; Engr. (Mrs.) Adeshola  Openibo; Prince  Adeyemi  Adesegun; Comrade Lateef Olawale; Barr. Adebayo Koku.

Others were Comrade Idowu Olaide; Hon. Dare  Ojole; Comrade Jacob  Rereloluwa  Daniel; Comrade Olaloye Abdul  Hammed; Comrade Adara Abiodun; Hon. Apata Nunayon; Hon. Banwo Wasiu, Hon. Durosimi Adeyinka; Comrade Victoria  Chiamaka Okayi; Hon. Toyin  Aremu and Hon. Biodun Akintunde, Mrs Pauline Obi; Hon. Wale Adeyemi; Hon. Sikiru Bello Kolawole, Olori S.A Badmus & Hon Mrs Abimbola Oladokun.

E-Signed

  

Idowu Olaide (anipr)

PRO I,

BOS Frontiers


15.06.2022

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