Otunba Nurudeen Aina Alowonle Joins Ogun AMORAN Board Of Trustees
In a significant move for the Articulate Motorcycle Owners & Riders Association of Nigeria (AMORAN), Ogun State, Otunba Nurudeen Aina Alowonle has been officially sworn in as a new member of the Board of Trustees. The ceremony, held yesterday, marks an important milestone for the association as it strengthens its leadership and governance structure.The swearing-in was led by Otunba Taofeek Sokoya, the Ogun State Chairman of AMORAN, who underscored the crucial role of the Board of Trustees in shaping the association’s future. “Today, we not only celebrate Otunba Alowonle’s past contributions but also reaffirm our dedication to the principles and values that define AMORAN,” Sokoya stated during the ceremony. “His extensive experience and commitment to the welfare of our members will be invaluable as we face upcoming challenges and seize new opportunities.”
According to the association’s constitution, Alowonle’s appointment takes effect immediately. The chairman urged him to remain dedicated to the union’s mission and to prioritize the well-being of motorcycle owners and riders nationwide. “I urge you, Otunba Alowonle, to carry the spirit of this union with you as you take on this new role. Your leadership is essential in uniting our members and advocating for their rights,” Sokoya added.
The event attracted a diverse audience, including AMORAN members, dignitaries, and supporters, all united to celebrate this pivotal occasion. Many expressed confidence in Alowonle’s ability to make positive contributions to the association’s goals, citing his previous leadership experiences as evidence of his dedication and capability.
In his acceptance speech, Alowonle expressed his gratitude for the trust the association has placed in him. “It is a privilege to serve once again in a leadership role. I am committed to collaborating with my fellow trustees and the entire AMORAN community to ensure our voices are heard and our needs are addressed,” he said. He emphasized the importance of enhancing communication among members and fostering collaboration to tackle the challenges faced by motorcycle riders in Nigeria.
As AMORAN continues to evolve, the addition of new leadership figures like Alowonle reflects a proactive approach to governance within the organization. With a renewed emphasis on member engagement and advocacy, the association is poised to make significant progress in representing the interests of motorcycle owners and riders throughout the nation.
This swearing-in ceremony heralds an optimistic chapter for AMORAN as it looks ahead to a future where members’ voices are amplified and their rights protected. The association remains dedicated to cultivating a supportive community that values safety, unity, and progress for all motorcycle enthusiasts in Nigeria.
