The Epe Club has taken a significant step toward honouring a distinguished leader by visiting the All Progressives Congress (APC) State Secretariat at ACME, Ikeja, Lagos. The visit comes amid growing consultations on the proposed immortalisation of Alhaji Akanni Seriki Bamu, the Apase of Epe Land, whose contributions have shaped Epe Division and beyond.
Epe Insights reports that the high-powered delegation, led by Chief Olayemi Dada, President of the club, formally briefed APC State Chairman, Hon. Cornelius Ojelabi, on plans to immortalise the revered political figure. The initiative aims to celebrate Baba Bamu’s legacy of leadership, service, and dedication to the community.
Hon. Ojelabi welcomed the delegation with enthusiasm, describing the initiative as timely and commendable. He praised Baba Bamu as a visionary leader whose enduring impact on Epe Division merits recognition and immortalisation.
The APC chairman assured the delegation of the party’s full support, pledging to back the execution of the programme and offering prayers for its success. His endorsement reflects the party’s acknowledgement of Baba Bamu’s influence and lasting contributions to the region.
The Epe Club emphasised that the project is a demonstration of commitment to honouring excellence and preserving historical legacies. The move has already received significant attention and is expected to inspire further endorsements from other stakeholders.
Momentum continues to build as the programme gathers traction across political and community circles. The immortalisation of Alhaji Akanni Seriki Bamu is is positioned as a landmark recognition of service, with the backing of the APC signalling strong institutional support.
The initiative also highlights the role of community-driven efforts in celebrating leaders whose impact transcends generations, serving as a model for other divisions and regions.
As consultations advance, stakeholders remain optimistic that the project will culminate successfully, ensuring that Baba Bamu’s legacy is preserved for posterity.
