•••Appoints Rev. Olusona As Campaign Director General
Ahead of the 2023 General Elections, Rep. Raheem Tunji Olawuyi, also known as Ajuloopin, member, representing, Ekiti, Irepodun, Isin and Oke-Ero Federal Constituency of Kwara on Saturday announced the list of his Campaign Council as he named a vasatile and grassroots politician, Rev. Bunmi Olusona as the Director General of the Campaign.
This is contained in a statement personally signed by the Campaign DG in Omu-Aran, the headquarters of Irepodun Local Government Area.
Olusona was a former Governorship Candidate of Alliance for Democracy (AD), who also served as the Interim State Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
He was also a former Special Adviser on Financial and Illicitly Crimes to the House Committee on Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC).
The lawmaker also named, Alhaji Fatai Omotinugbon as the Deputy Director General "A" and Chief Ayo Samuel as the Deputy Director General "B".
Others who made it to the Council include: Comrade Love Adeyemi Michael as the Director of Administration, Hon. Olasumbo Oyeyemi will serve as the Director of Finance of the Council to be deputized by Hon. Ben Duntoye.
Hon. Remilekun Banigbe will handle the Welfare Directorate of the Council, Mr. Femi Ogunshola as the Director, Media and Publicity, while Dr. Raji Razaq and Hon. Olabode Towoju would serve as Special Advisers respectively.
Mr Kayode Bankole, a former House of Reps aspirant is the Special Adviser, Strategic Planning, Mr Abdulkarim Abiola (Jagunlabi), Adviser, Contact & Mobilization, Dr. Toba Oloyede is the Adviser Strategic Engagement, while Chief Gbenle Adeyemi is the Adviser, Budget and Planning.
Others include; Mr Dayo Olaosebikan who is to serve as the Director of Security and Otunba Gbenga Ajibola as Adviser, Civic Engagement.
Also, the incumbent Deputy Speaker of Kwara State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Raphael Adetiba is to serve as Adviser, Legislative Planning.
Included in the list is the 49 Man Elders Advisory Board which cut across the 42 wards of the Federal Constituency.
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