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The newly appointed executive committee of Abeokuta Sports Club, located in Abeokuta, Ogun State, has been officially sworn in for the period spanning 2025 to 2027.

The organization will be headed by Alhaji Taoheed Awodele as the president and Rahmon Kolawole Salako as the vice president.

The event was graced by the Alake and top ruler of Egbaland, Oba Adedotun Gbadebo; the state deputy governor, Noimot Salako-Oyedele, former Nigerian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Ambassador Sarafa Tunji Ishola, along with other notable figures, taking place at the Legacy Hall of the club over the weekend.

Awodele, during his acceptance speech, vowed to guide the club with honesty, openness, and unwavering enthusiasm.

He pledged to the club members that his administration is determined to build a modern swimming pool, a five-a-side soccer field along with its viewing area, finish the fitness section building, and renovate the main cafeteria, as well as other campaign commitments.

The incoming president recognized the contributions of previous administrations and former leaders for their work in overcoming difficult periods that have made the organization more robust and lively.

The vice governor called on the incoming leadership to focus on influence, advancement, unity, and fresh opportunities for the club.

Abeokuta Sports Club has consistently been beyond just a sports and social facility.

It is a location where the upper class and thinkers come together; where people of all ages gather to share thoughts; where friendship is developed, and where the future of Abekuta’s social and civic environment is shaped.

“This club represents a community, a place founded on mutual respect, common interests, and a legacy of outstanding performance,” she further stated.

Senator from Ogun Central, Shuiab Salisu, called on Abeokuta Sports Club and other groups to participate in the leadership selection process.

It is the responsibility of organizations such as this to also offer transparency. It is aimed at helping individuals understand what is beneficial, both in the immediate and extended future.

“They are meant to be a center of knowledge that supports those of us serving in political positions. To influence policy, offer policy suggestions, and also help to clarify matters,” said the Senator, who was appointed as Vice Patron along with others.

Key moments of the event included the appointment of vice patrons, welcoming new members, and raising funds for initiatives.