SMA Movement

The SMA Movement is more than a name. It is the people who believed, the relationships that were formed, the communities we touched, and the shared conviction that we can do more when we stand together.

That belief still lives in us.

So we keep showing up.
We keep listening.
We keep serving.
We keep moving forward.

Because a movement built on people doesn’t stop when the moment passes. It grows with them, stands with them, and keeps moving with them.

The SMA Movement continues.

Dr. Samuel Mawuyon Ajose joined APC leaders, stakeholders and supporters at the interfaith prayer session for the 2027 Presidential and Lagos Governorship elections.

It was a moment to seek God’s guidance, pray for peace and commit the elections and the future of Lagos and Nigeria into His hands.

As a committed APC stakeholder, Dr. Ajose remains actively engaged in the collective work of the party and its success at the polls.

Together, we move forward.

September begins with a reminder that every new month brings a new opportunity to do more, serve better, and keep building.

May this month bring renewed purpose, meaningful progress, and the wisdom to turn every opportunity into impact.

Welcome to September. Together, we move forward.

On Sunday, 30 August 2026, Dr. Samuel Mawuyon Ajose was honoured with a Patronship Award by the Boys’ Brigade Nigeria, 1st Oshodi Company, Methodist Church Nigeria, Diocese of Lagos North.

The recognition celebrates his continued commitment to faith, youth mentorship, philanthropy and the development of responsible future leaders.

Receiving the honour, Dr. Ajose expressed gratitude to the Brigade and dedicated the recognition to the young boys whose growth, character and future remain at the heart of his commitment to service.

For Dr. Ajose, leadership extends beyond public office. It is about investing in people, nurturing values and leaving the next generation better equipped to lead.

Some journeys are measured by where they end. Others are measured by what they leave behind.

The journey of Dr. Samuel Mawuyon Ajose has been one of courage, conviction and a deep belief in the people of Badagry and Lagos.

It brought people together. It opened conversations about representation. It gave many people the confidence to believe that their voice could matter and that their communities could demand a greater place at the table.

But perhaps the greatest part of the journey is what remains after the campaign.

The relationships. The conversations. The people. The lessons. And the commitment to keep serving, even when there is no position to seek.

The campaign was a chapter. The journey is far from over.

Civic responsibility begins with participation.

As Chief Convener of the SMA Movement, Dr. Samuel Mawuyon Ajose continues to encourage citizens to take an active role in the democratic process.

Having a PVC is an important part of that responsibility. It is not enough to register; eligible voters must also ensure they collect and keep their PVC safe ahead of Election Day.

Through voter education and community engagement, the SMA Movement remains committed to promoting informed participation and helping citizens understand the responsibilities that come with their right to vote.

Register. Collect. Participate.

SMA Reconciliation Committee Advances Unity Efforts in Badagry

Following the recent APC primaries, the SMA Reconciliation Committee, constituted by Dr. Samuel Mawuyon Ajose, has commenced efforts to bring members across the various camps together.

The two day meeting in Ibereko brought together political stakeholders, aspirants, community leaders and traditional rulers to address grievances, encourage dialogue and strengthen unity within the party.

The objective is clear: to put differences aside, build stronger political cohesion and work collectively for the progress of Badagry.

The reconciliation process continues.

A new week is another opportunity to remain focused on what truly matters.

For me, that means staying committed to the values that have shaped my journey: service, unity, progress, and a genuine belief in the power of people.

Whatever the week brings, the responsibility remains the same: to keep building, keep contributing, and keep showing up for the people and communities that matter.

Wishing you a purposeful and productive week ahead.

The strongest leaders are not remembered simply for the positions they sought, but for the confidence they inspire, the people they empower, and the values they consistently uphold.

That is why leadership is never measured by a single moment. It is measured over time.

The SMA Movement remains committed to the ideals of service, unity, community, and purposeful leadership that continue to define the journey of Dr. Samuel Mawuyon Ajose.