The Chief Executive Officer of Dimofeshy Multi-Investment Nigeria Limited and Diaspora Chairman of the Central Coordinate Movement (CCM), Alhaji Oladimeji Monsuru Odewole, popularly known as Tambolo, has commended the Chairman of the movement, Alhaji Taiwo Elewide, popularly known as Big Champion Akile Egbaland, for his steadfastness and commitment to mobilising support for the group.
Odewole, in a statement, described Elewide as a committed leader whose dedication had continued to strengthen the structure and activities of the Central Coordinate Movement across Ogun State and beyond.
According to him, Elewide’s leadership has provided the necessary direction for the movement to remain focused on its mobilisation objectives, particularly as the 2027 general elections approach.
Tambolo said, “I want to sincerely commend our Chairman, Alhaji Taiwo Elewide, popularly known as Big Champion Akile Egbaland, for his steadfastness, commitment and tireless efforts in driving the Central Coordinate Movement.”
He noted that the growth of CCM was a product of collective commitment from its leadership and members, urging stakeholders to sustain the momentum and remain united in advancing the objectives of the movement.
The Diaspora Chairman stressed that effective political mobilisation required consistency, grassroots engagement and teamwork, adding that CCM would continue to strengthen its presence across communities and among Nigerians in the diaspora.
Odewole urged members of the movement to intensify their mobilisation efforts in support of Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, ahead of the 2027 general elections.
He said, “I want to urge all CCM members to continue with the mobilisation and support for Senator Olamilekan Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, and all the candidates of the All Progressives Congress. We must remain committed and work together towards victory in 2027.”
Tambolo also called on members to maintain peace, discipline and unity while engaging with residents and stakeholders, stressing that the success of the movement would depend on its ability to work collectively and communicate its message effectively at the grassroots.
He reaffirmed his commitment, as Diaspora Chairman of CCM, to supporting the movement’s mobilisation efforts and strengthening its network beyond Nigeria, saying the group would continue to contribute to the political development and electoral success of the APC ahead of the 2027 elections.
