Members of the OSA Movement and OSA Foundation on Thursday gathered in Ado-Odo, Ogun State, as Solomon Sunday Olarewaju hosted supporters and stakeholders in a meeting centered on appreciation, unity, and renewed commitment to community and political development.

The gathering brought together party leaders, community stakeholders, government functionaries, and loyal members of the movement, creating an atmosphere of solidarity and optimism for the future of Ado-Igbesa State Constituency.

Speaking during the meeting, Olarewaju expressed heartfelt appreciation to members and supporters for their unwavering loyalty, sacrifices, and commitment to the ideals of the OSA Movement and the humanitarian interventions of the OSA Foundation.

He noted that the movement’s growth and continued relevance have been driven by unity, shared vision, and consistent grassroots engagement across communities.

According to him, the collective strength and dedication of members remain critical to sustaining the developmental aspirations of the constituency and advancing meaningful progress within the state.

Olarewaju also charged members to remain steadfast in their support for the All Progressives Congress (APC) as preparations gradually build toward the 2027 general elections. He emphasized the need for party unity, discipline, and continuous grassroots mobilization to consolidate the achievements of the APC in Ogun State.

A major highlight of the gathering was the formal presentation of his recent appointment as Special Assistant to the Governor to members of the movement and foundation.

Describing the appointment as a product of collective effort and years of dedication to service, Olarewaju said the recognition belonged to every loyal member who has contributed to the growth of the movement and the advancement of the party at the grassroots.

The announcement was received with excitement and celebration by members, who described the appointment as a deserving recognition of his commitment to community development, leadership, and political service.

The meeting ended with renewed assurances of support from members, who reaffirmed their commitment to the ideals of service, unity, and development championed by the OSA Movement and OSA Foundation.