Strategic Engagement with the Goodluck Movement: Building a Stronger Future for Eti-Osa

Today, August 23, 2026. I, Hon. Pastor Adedayo Akin-Taylor Ekong, paid a courtesy visit to the Goodluck Movement in Lagos State at Giwa Army Barracks, Falomo.

The visit provided an opportunity for meaningful and productive discussions on the future of Eti-Osa Federal Constituency and the collective responsibility of building a constituency where the aspirations and concerns of our people remain at the centre of our political engagement.

Our discussions also focused on strategic engagements towards the 2027 mandate, with emphasis on strengthening relationships, broadening grassroots participation, and building a more organised and people-focused political movement.

A Commitment to the People of Eti-Osa

As we approach 2027, I remain deeply conscious that any mandate we seek is ultimately a mandate to serve.

If elected to represent the good people of Eti-Osa Federal Constituency, I will be committed to providing accessible, accountable, responsive, and purposeful representation.

I will work to ensure that the voice of our constituents is heard at the appropriate levels, that the concerns of our communities receive sustained attention, and that representation translates into meaningful opportunities and measurable development. My promise is not simply to appear during election season. I intend to remain connected to the people, accessible to our communities, and accountable for the responsibility entrusted to me.

Building Through Collaboration

The future of Eti-Osa requires collaboration across communities, political structures, civil society, professionals, young people, women, entrepreneurs, and other stakeholders.

Engagements such as this provide an avenue to strengthen those relationships and develop a shared understanding of the work ahead. The journey to 2027 is therefore not just about securing a political mandate. It is about building trust, strengthening relationships, listening to the people, and preparing to serve effectively.

I appreciate the leadership and members of the Goodluck Movement in Lagos State for the warm reception and the opportunity for this important engagement. The work continues. The mandate belongs to the people. The responsibility, if entrusted to me, will be to serve with integrity, accessibility, accountability, and purpose.

"Together, let us build a stronger and more prosperous Eti-Osa."