The Asiwaju Mandate Group (AMG), on Friday, received the management team of Hero Magazine at its Akure secretariat, engaging in robust discussions aimed at strengthening collaboration and communication.
Welcoming the visitors, the Director-General of AMG, Asiwaju Olumuyiwa Asagunla, described the media as a vital partner in nation-building and a key ally in the group’s mission to promote and share the message of President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda. He emphasised that Hero Magazine’s visit was timely, as AMG remains committed to openness, accountability, and fostering constructive dialogue with stakeholders.
“The media plays a critical role in shaping society. We in AMG value every effort that promotes transparency and development, and we are delighted to deepen our relationship with Hero Magazine.” He noted.
In his reaction, the CEO and Publisher of Hero Magazine International, Asiwaju (Dr) Akinbiola Sunday, commended the leadership of AMG for their visionary drive and readiness to embrace media partnership. He stated that the consultation tour was part of the magazine’s effort to spotlight impactful organisations and strengthen synergy with stakeholders across the nation.
As part of the visit, the Hero Magazine team was taken on a guided tour of the AMG Secretariat, where they inspected the building and facilities. They expressed admiration for the structures on ground and lauded the visionary leadership of AMG in putting such an impressive edifice together as a hub for coordination and strategy.
The Hero Magazine delegation included Engr. Taiwo Oyesiji, a BOT member of Hero Magazine International; Miss Lijoka Yemisi, Associate Editor; and Miss Damilola Jejelowo, the magazine’s photographer.
The management team of the magazine was warmly received by the AMG leadership, including the Ondo State Commissioner at the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Hon. Otito Atikase; the Secretary of AMG, Barrister Corporal Nana Opiri; and the Director of Legal Matters, Barrister Pelemo Ade Samuel.
