2027: ADEBARE MOBILISES APC LEADERS FOR 2027 ELECTIONS, INSPECTS ILE-OLUJI/IPETU EXPRESSWAY

ADEBARE MOBILISES APC LEADERS FOR 2027 ELECTIONS, INSPECTS ILE-OLUJI/IPETU EXPRESSWAY


Assures Residents of Efforts on Ile-Oluji/Ipetu Road

The Executive Chairman of Ile-Oluji/Okeigbo Local Government, Hon. Adebare Adeboye, has rallied leaders and stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for the 2027 general elections while inspecting the deplorable sections of the Ile-Oluji/Ipetu Expressway and assuring residents of efforts to draw government attention to the road's condition.

Adebare made the engagements on Thursday, October 22, 2026, during a strategic meeting with party leaders and stakeholders at the APC secretariat in Ile-Oluji, where discussions centred on strengthening party unity, grassroots mobilisation and preparations for the forthcoming general elections.

The meeting brought together party leaders, elected officials, political appointees and other stakeholders, with participants emphasising the need for cooperation and sustained engagement with party members across the local government.

Welcoming participants, the APC Chairman in Ile-Oluji/Okeigbo Local Government, Hon. Jerome Olorunyolemi, appreciated members for their attendance and conveyed messages from the party's state leadership. He called for unity, loyalty and collective commitment towards securing electoral victories for APC candidates in 2027.

Olorunyolemi also urged party leaders and stakeholders to work together in the interest of the party and avoid actions capable of undermining its cohesion and electoral prospects.

In his remarks, Adebare commended the party leadership for its coordination and continued efforts to strengthen the APC across the local government. He urged members to remain committed to the party's objectives and work collectively towards the success of its candidates in the forthcoming elections.

The council chairman also acknowledged the leadership of Ondo State Governor, Hon. Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa, within the party, noting that party leaders and stakeholders had been encouraged to work towards delivering victory for APC candidates across the state.

Adebare called for greater cooperation, discipline and dedication among party members as preparations for the elections gather momentum. He stressed the importance of effective grassroots engagement in building support for the party ahead of the polls.

The meeting featured representatives of the APC candidate for the Federal House of Representatives, the party's State House of Assembly candidate and the incumbent member representing the constituency in the Ondo State House of Assembly.

The gathering also set the stage for regular ward and unit meetings intended to strengthen communication with party members and coordinate grassroots mobilisation throughout the local government.

Among those present were the Vice Chairman of the Local Government, Engr. Ben Akinbobola; Leader of the Legislative Council, Rt. Hon. (Mrs.) Iyabo Adefulire; Secretary to the Local Government, Otunba Samson Agboola; Chief of Staff to the Chairman, Hon. Taiwo Bisi-Taiwo; and the Chairman's Protocol Officer, Mr. Adetunji Mathew.

Others included the APC Vice Chairman in the local government, Mr. Martins Akinniyi; ward councillors; supervisors; special advisers to the council chairman; state political appointees; and other party stakeholders.

After the meeting, Adebare led a delegation to inspect the newly secured Renewed Hope office, which is expected to serve as an administrative base for the group established to support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's second-term ambition.

The chairman subsequently inspected sections of the Ile-Oluji/Ipetu Expressway, where he assessed the condition of the road and the difficulties experienced by motorists, commuters and residents who depend on the route for transportation and commercial activities.

Expressing concern about the state of the expressway, Adebare acknowledged its importance to the economic and social life of Ile-Oluji/Okeigbo and neighbouring communities. He noted that the road serves as an important connection for residents, traders and other road users whose daily activities depend on its accessibility.

Although the road falls under the responsibility of the Federal Government, the chairman assured residents that efforts would be made to draw the attention of both the Ondo State Government and the Federal Government to the challenges facing road users.

He appealed to residents to remain calm while the relevant authorities were being engaged, stressing the need for appropriate attention to the road because of its importance to transportation, commerce and the general well-being of the people.

Adebare's assurance reflects the local government's stated intention to bring the concerns of residents before the appropriate authorities, while recognising the need for intervention by the government responsible for the road.

Members of the inspection delegation included the Local Government Engineer, Mr. Feyibunmi; Ward 6 Councillor, Hon. Rufus Opeke; Ward 2 Councillor, Hon. Adesoji Akinladenu; and other council officials.

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