Dimofeshy Multi-Investment CEO Tambolo Backs Elewide, Mobilises Stronger Support for Yayi Ahead of 2027
The Chief Executive Officer of Dimofeshy Multi-Investment Nigeria Limited and Diaspora Chairman of the Central Coordinate Movement (CCM), Alhaji Oladimeji Monsuru Odewole, popularly known as Tambolo, has thrown his weight behind the leadership of the movement, commending its Chairman, Alhaji Taiwo Elewide, popularly known as Big Champion Akile Egbaland, for his steadfastness and commitment to the group.
Tambolo praised Elewide for his tireless efforts in mobilising members and strengthening the structure and activities of the Central Coordinate Movement across Ogun State and beyond.
In a statement, the Dimofeshy Multi-Investment CEO described Elewide as a committed leader whose dedication had continued to provide direction and stability for the movement, particularly as political activities ahead of the 2027 general elections gather momentum.
“I want to sincerely commend our Chairman, Alhaji Taiwo Elewide, popularly known as Big Champion Akile Egbaland, for his steadfastness, commitment and tireless efforts in driving the Central Coordinate Movement,” Tambolo said.
According to him, the continued growth of CCM was a reflection of the collective commitment of its leadership and members, stressing that every stakeholder had a role to play in sustaining the movement and achieving its objectives.
He urged members and supporters to remain united, disciplined and committed to the ideals of the movement, noting that stronger teamwork would be required as the political process leading to the 2027 elections intensifies.
Tambolo emphasised that effective political mobilisation could not be achieved without consistency, grassroots engagement and cooperation among members.
He said CCM would continue to strengthen its presence across communities while expanding its network and engagement among Nigerians in the diaspora.
Global Mirror News reports that Tambolo’s call comes as political groups and stakeholders across Ogun State continue to intensify grassroots mobilisation ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The CCM Diaspora Chairman specifically urged members of the movement to intensify their mobilisation and support for Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, as well as other candidates of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
“I want to urge all CCM members to continue with the mobilisation and support for Senator Olamilekan Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, and all the candidates of the All Progressives Congress. We must remain committed and work together towards victory in 2027,” he said.
Tambolo said the movement’s members must remain focused and ensure that their activities at the grassroots were conducted peacefully and responsibly.
He called on members to maintain peace, discipline and unity while interacting with residents, political stakeholders and other members of the public.
According to him, the success of CCM would depend largely on its ability to work collectively, communicate effectively and take its message to the grassroots.
He further stressed the importance of maintaining a strong relationship between the movement’s leadership and its members, saying such cooperation would enhance the group’s mobilisation capacity and political effectiveness.
The Dimofeshy Multi-Investment Nigeria Limited CEO also reaffirmed his commitment, as Diaspora Chairman of CCM, to supporting the movement’s mobilisation efforts and strengthening its network beyond Nigeria.
Odewole said the diaspora arm of the movement would continue to contribute to its activities by connecting with Nigerians outside the country and mobilising support for the group’s political objectives.
He maintained that CCM would continue to play its part in political mobilisation and contribute to the electoral success of the APC ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Tambolo urged members to remain steadfast, united and committed to the movement, stressing that sustained grassroots mobilisation, discipline and teamwork would be critical to achieving victory in 2027.
