PHOTOS: Asiwaju Oladimeji Olatilewa Ayinla Attends Final Ido PDP Stakeholders’ Meeting for 2025, Donates Huge Cash

Asiwaju Oladimeji Olatilewa Ayinla has once again demonstrated his unwavering commitment to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ido Local Government Area as he attended the party’s final stakeholders’ meeting for the year 2025.

The meeting, which brought together key PDP leaders, executives, and members across the local government, provided an opportunity to review the party’s activities for the year and strategize ahead of future political engagements.

In a show of goodwill and continued support for the party, Asiwaju Olatilewa donated a huge sum of money to PDP executives and members.

The donation was warmly received and widely applauded by stakeholders, who described it as timely and a clear reflection of his consistent commitment to party growth, unity, and grassroots development.

While addressing the gathering, Asiwaju Olatilewa reaffirmed his loyalty to the PDP and urged party members to remain steadfast, united, and focused on strengthening the party at the grassroots level.

He emphasized the need for collective effort, discipline, and unity as essential ingredients for achieving future electoral success.

Party leaders commended Asiwaju Olatilewa for his continuous generosity, leadership, and dedication to the party, noting that his contributions have consistently boosted the morale of party faithful in Ido Local Government Area.

The meeting was attended by notable party leaders and stakeholders, including the State Auditor, Alhaji Ayuba; Akano Matthew, Special Adviser on Liaison; PDP Chairman, Emiola Musbau; Vice Chairman, Oloye Olayinka; Secretary, Mr. Abiodun Apacino; Public Relations Officer, Mr. Damory; as well as PDP leaders such as Pastor Akintokun, Baba Alaba, ward chairmen, ward youth leaders, women leaders, and other party faithful.

The meeting ended on a positive note, with stakeholders expressing renewed hope, unity, and commitment to the PDP’s vision as the party prepares for future political challenges.