Artisans across Eredo LCDA have spoken with one unified voice in strong support of Prince Adetola Ganiu Olusegun, popularly known as Segun 3, ahead of the Lagos State House of Assembly election for Epe Constituency II, while also reaffirming their commitment to the principle of two-term rotational representation.
The gathering, which brought together various trade and professional associations, reflected a strong grassroots alignment among artisans who emphasized fairness, continuity, and structured political rotation within the constituency. They maintained that it is now the turn of Ikosi District to produce the next representative.
Leaders of different artisan associations expressed confidence in the grassroots political mobilizer, citing his developmental record during his tenure as Chairman of Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA between 2008 and 2014.
Among those present were Eng. Arisekola (BOT Artisan Eredo) from the Printer Association, Mrs. Assist from the Hairdresser Association, Adebisi Adebanjo from the Barbers Association, Oluwagbenga Stories from the Rewinding Association, Opeyemi Jegede from the Aluminium Association, Monsuru Balogun from the Generator Repairers Association, Mukoro Toyin from the Grinding Association, Salau Taiwo from the Bricklayers Association, Opeyemi from the Shoemaking Association, Seriki Omowunmi from the Hairdresser Association, and the Chairperson of Artisan Eredo Association.
The artisans highlighted several achievements recorded under his administration, noting improvements in infrastructure, youth empowerment, employment opportunities, education support, and community development projects that directly and indirectly benefited skilled workers and local businesses.
They described Prince Segun 3 as a grassroots political mobilizer who understands the struggles of artisans and small business operators, adding that his leadership style remains practical and people-focused.
The atmosphere at the gathering reflected unity and strong coordination among trade groups, as artisans reaffirmed their readiness to stand firmly with Prince Adetola Ganiu Olusegun ahead of the upcoming election.
Artisans in Eredo Speak with One Voice on Two-Term Rotation, Declare Strong Support for Prince Segun Adetola (Segun 3)
Artisans across Eredo LCDA have spoken with one unified voice in strong support of Prince Adetola Ganiu Olusegun, popularly known as Segun 3, ahead of the Lagos State House of Assembly election for Epe Constituency II, while also reaffirming their commitment to the principle of two-term rotational representation.
The gathering, which brought together various trade and professional associations, reflected a strong grassroots alignment among artisans who emphasized fairness, continuity, and structured political rotation within the constituency. They maintained that it is now the turn of Ikosi District to produce the next representative.
Leaders of different artisan associations expressed confidence in the grassroots political mobilizer, citing his developmental record during his tenure as Chairman of Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA between 2008 and 2014.
Among those present were Eng. Arisekola (BOT Artisan Eredo) from the Printer Association, Mrs. Assist from the Hairdresser Association, Adebisi Adebanjo from the Barbers Association, Oluwagbenga Stories from the Rewinding Association, Opeyemi Jegede from the Aluminium Association, Monsuru Balogun from the Generator Repairers Association, Mukoro Toyin from the Grinding Association, Salau Taiwo from the Bricklayers Association, Opeyemi from the Shoemaking Association, Seriki Omowunmi from the Hairdresser Association, and the Chairperson of Artisan Eredo Association.
The artisans highlighted several achievements recorded under his administration, noting improvements in infrastructure, youth empowerment, employment opportunities, education support, and community development projects that directly and indirectly benefited skilled workers and local businesses.
They described Prince Segun 3 as a grassroots political mobilizer who understands the struggles of artisans and small business operators, adding that his leadership style remains practical and people-focused.
The atmosphere at the gathering reflected unity and strong coordination among trade groups, as artisans reaffirmed their readiness to stand firmly with Prince Adetola Ganiu Olusegun ahead of the upcoming election.
Political observers noted that the collective voice of artisans in Eredo further strengthens the growing grassroots momentum around his aspiration, especially as conversations around two-term rotation and Ikosi District’s turn continue to gain wider acceptance across the constituency.Political observers noted that the collective voice of artisans in Eredo further strengthens the growing grassroots momentum around his aspiration, especially as conversations around two-term rotation and Ikosi District’s turn continue to gain wider acceptance across the constituency.
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