In a bold show of people-centered leadership and unwavering commitment to the All Progressives Congress (APC), Amb. Dr. Damilola Fetuga, PhD, has distributed bags of rice to APC structures across Ijebu Federal Constituency Ogun state.
This impactful intervention, fully sponsored from her personal resources, underscores her belief that true leadership is rooted in service, empathy, and constant engagement with the grassroots.
The rice support was formally received by prominent party leaders, Hon Wale Omowunmi, APC Chairman, Ijebu North East Local Government; Alhaji Surajudeen Logere, Ijebu Ode Local Government; Akogun Muyiwa Idowu, APC leader, Odogbolu Local Government to cover all the 36wards.
Party stakeholders described the gesture as timely and purposeful, noting that it reflects Amb. Dr. Fetuga’s consistent presence, reliability, and deep understanding of the needs of party members at the grassroots level.
She continues to distinguish herself as a mobilizer, bridge-builder, and dependable ally of the APC family. Her actions reinforce the party’s core values of inclusiveness, compassion, and progressive governance, while strengthening unity and morale across local government structures.
With initiatives like this, Amb. Dr. Fetuga is not only supporting the party today but also laying a solid foundation for a stronger people driving APC tomorrow for a structure constantly touching and improving the lives of our people.
Fetuge distributes rice to APC structures in Ijebu Constituency
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