A prominent youth leader and stakeholder in Akoko North West Constituency II, Hon. Fatoba Emmanuel, popularly known as FATKING, has congratulated Hon. Tiamiyu Opeyemi Sunmonu on his victory at the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election for the Ondo State House of Assembly seat representing the constituency.
In a congratulatory statement made available to journalists, FATKING described Sunmonu’s emergence as a reflection of his popularity, hard work, and the confidence reposed in him by party members and residents of the constituency.
According to him, the APC candidate possesses the capacity to deliver quality representation, purposeful leadership, and meaningful development to the people of Akoko North West Constituency II.
He also expressed optimism about the future of youths in the constituency under Sunmonu’s leadership, describing the APC flagbearer as a youth-friendly politician who understands the struggles and aspirations of young people.
“I know Hon. Tiamiyu Opeyemi Sunmonu very well, and I can confidently say that he is a youth-friendly leader who has the interest of the youths at heart. He will not only do better, but he will support and empower the youths beyond what you can currently imagine,” the statement read.
FATKING further assured youths in the constituency that the incoming administration would carry them along in governance and create opportunities that would positively impact their lives.
Calling for unity within the APC fold, the youth leader urged party stakeholders, members, and supporters to set aside differences and rally behind Sunmonu ahead of the general election.
He stressed the need for members of the party to work together in one accord to ensure victory for the APC at the polls.
“The change we youths have been yearning for is finally here in Constituency II. With Hon. Tiamiyu Opeyemi Sunmonu, the narrative is about to change for good,” he added.
FATKING concluded by congratulating the APC candidate once again, expressing confidence that brighter days lie ahead for the constituency under his representation.
