Rotimi George Taylor appointed ADC deputy national financial secretary, leveraging experience in sports administration and politics
Honourable Rotimi George Taylor has been officially appointed and inaugurated as the deputy national financial secretary of the African Democratic Congress.
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The announcement follows extensive consultations among party stakeholders in the South West.
The inauguration ceremony was conducted by ADC’s deputy national chairman (political), Dr Bamidele Abdulganiyu Ajadi.
Key party figures in attendance included the national vice chairman for the South West, Honourable Rahman Owokoniran, and the six zonal chairmen.
A statement issued by the party’s national director of communication and programmes, Dr Babatunde Oke, described Taylor’s appointment as “a result of his impeccable track record, political acumen, administrative astuteness, and meritocracy.”
The statement further lauded Taylor as “a distinguished fellow with a proven moral compass and impeccable pedigree.”
Accepting his new role, Taylor expressed appreciation for the opportunity to serve in a prominent opposition party.
“This is a chance to contribute meaningfully to the party’s growth and strengthen its financial operations,” he said.
Taylor brings a wealth of experience, having served as President of the Nigeria Boxing Federation and as Chairman of the Ijebu Ode Sub-Seat during the 2009 FIFA U17 World Cup hosted in Nigeria.
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He has now assumed duties at the ADC national headquarters, ending speculation regarding the vacancy of the deputy national financial secretary position.
