MHWUN OGUN Election: Vote for fairness, equity, equality, integrity, accountability and transparency

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Dear fellow members,

As we prepare to elect new officers of MHWUN, OGUN STATE COUNCIL, let us remember the values that are essential to our Union's success: transparency and accountability.

We deserve leaders who will operate with openness and honesty, keeping us informed and engaged in decision-making processes.

We deserve leaders who will take responsibility for their actions, acknowledging mistakes and learning from them.

Let us choose officers who will:
- Provide regular updates on association activities and finances
- Encourage open discussion and feedback
- Make decisions based on members' interests, not personal gain
- Be answerable for their actions and performance

Together, we can build a stronger, more trustworthy UNION. Let us demand transparency and accountability from our leaders. Let us elect officers who will truly serve us.

Let vote for a brighter future. Vote for transparency and accountability."

In GOD and YOU our members and delegates, we TRUST.

Vote COMRADE OLOJEDE 'KAYODE as STATE CHAIRMAN, MHWUN, OGUN STATE COUNCIL and Our team that brings a diverse range of skills, expertise, and experiences to the table for better representation and quality service delivery.

- Vice Chairman: Comrade Walter Adetoye
- Treasurer: Comrade Dansu Kayode
- Trustee: Comrade Okelanfa Olasunkanmi
- Auditor: Comrade Adekunle Oreoluwa
- PRO: Comrade Adesegun Benson

Vote for this PROGRESSIVE TEAM is a vote for fairness, equity, total inclusiveness, good conscience, integrity, purposeful leadership and equality.

Workers United Can Never Be Defeated

SOLIDARITY FOREVER

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