The Oyo State Chapter of the Association of Motor Dealers of Nigeria (AMDON) has paid a solidarity visit to Governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC for 2027 general election and Senator representing Oyo South Senatorial District, Senator Sharafadeen Alli, to reaffirm its support and express confidence in his leadership.
The delegation, led by the president of the association, Asiwaju Olurinde Kolawole, His chief of staf Mr Olaniyi Obembe , Excos and other members . Described the visit as an opportunity to appreciate Senator Alli’s accessibility, commitment to the welfare of the people, and continued contributions to the development of Oyo State.

Speaking during the visit, Asiwaju Kolawole said the association deemed it necessary to identify with the APC candidate, noting that his style of leadership and dedication to public service have continued to inspire many across the state.

According to the president, Senator Alli has remained a dependable leader who has consistently demonstrated concern for the growth of businesses, youth empowerment, and the socio-economic advancement of Oyo State.
“We are here today to express our support and solidarity with Senator Sharafadeen Alli. We appreciate his unwavering commitment to the people and his readiness to identify with various groups across the state. We believe in his leadership and wish him continued success in all his endeavours,” a representative of the association stated.
Responding, Senator Sharafadeen Alli expressed gratitude to the leadership and members of AMDON Oyo Chapter for the visit and their show of goodwill.
He described the visit as encouraging and assured the delegation of his continued commitment to promoting policies and initiatives that would create an enabling environment for businesses and improve the welfare of the people.
Senator Alli also urged members of the association to remain law-abiding, united, and committed to contributing positively to the economic development of Oyo State through their businesses.
The meeting concluded with prayers for the continued progress of Oyo State, the success of AMDON, and sustained collaboration between the association and political stakeholders in advancing the collective interest of the people.

