2027: APC Grassroots Momentum Grows as ASEJERE Coalition Unveils Ona-Ara Coordinator, Rallies Support for Sen Sharafadeen Alli
Political stakeholders, community leaders, youth groups, and supporters gathered in Ona-Ara Local Government for the official inauguration of the ASEJERE Coalition for Barrister Sharafadeen Abiodun Alli (BSA), a grassroots political movement aimed at mobilizing support for the senator’s 2027 governorship aspiration.
Representing Senator Sharafadeen Alli, Chief Abiola Alli described the ASEJERE Coalition as the authentic and officially recognized grassroots support structure for the senator.
He urged members and supporters to obtain their Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs) and participate actively in the electoral process, stressing that every vote would be crucial in shaping the future of Oyo State.
Also addressing the gathering, the former Executive Chairman of Ona-Ara Local Government, Hon. Ismail Akanni (ERE), emphasized the need for unity, strategic mobilization, and sustained engagement among party faithful to ensure electoral success for the APC in future elections.
The inauguration attracted several notable personalities, including Dr. Femi Oyetunji, Chief Olatunji Alli, Alhaji Suleimon Olatunji Alli, Hon. Sodiq Ramoni, the General Chairman of Sawia Landlords Association, representatives of PROTAN, JDS Support Group, Ona-Ara Students’ Union, representatives of Persons with Disabilities in Ona-Ara, Mobolowaduro Landlords/Ladies Association, Engr. Ifeoluwa Oyedeji, Akin Akande (Oluyole ASEJERE Coalition Coordinator), alongside other political stakeholders, youth leaders, and community representatives.
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