ALL AKOKO RELIGIOUS LEADERS WOULD BE TREATED FAIRLY BY DR. ATEGBOLE — BICC



The Bobagunwa Independent Campaign Council (BICC) has assured that Dr. Olusegun Victor Ategbole, frontline aspirant for the Akoko Southeast/Southwest Federal Constituency, will treat all religious leaders across Akoko with fairness, honor, and respect when elected.

In a constituency blessed with diverse faith traditions—churches, mosques, and traditional worship centers—Dr. Ategbole believes that true representation lies in equal recognition and fair treatment of all religious voices. No group will be marginalized, no leader sidelined, and no voice ignored.

Speaking on this vision through the Bobagunwa Independent Campaign Council DG, Dr. Akeredolu, the campaign council emphasized that Dr. Ategbole understands the unifying power of religion in community life. Religious leaders, whether Christian, Muslim, or traditionalist, are custodians of peace, morality, and societal balance. His administration will therefore:

• Maintain open dialogue with all faith groups without bias.

• Support interfaith collaboration for peace and community development.

• Partner with religious leaders to advance education, moral values, and youth development.

• Ensure equal access to constituency support and initiatives, irrespective of denomination or doctrine.

“Dr. Ategbole is convinced that fairness to religious leaders is fairness to the people. Our faith institutions hold families and communities together, and their leaders deserve dignity and inclusion,” BICC stated.

With this assurance, Dr. Ategbole has once again reaffirmed his belief in inclusive representation —a leadership style that reflects unity in diversity and guarantees a constituency where every religion feels recognized, respected, and carried along, the Bobagunwa Independent Campaign Council DG reiterated. 

E-Signed 
Dr. Akeredolu O. N. 
DG, BICC

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