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OGUNDOYIN LEADS OYO LAWMAKERS IN BACKING APM'S BIMBO ADEKANMBI FOR 2027 GOVERNORSHIP
OGUNDOYIN LEADS OYO LAWMAKERS IN BACKING APM'S BIMBO ADEKANMBI FOR 2027 GOVERNORSHIP
Rt. Hon. Adebo Ogundoyin, Speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly, led fellow lawmakers on Wednesday to endorse Hon. Bimbo Adekanmbi as the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) governorship aspirant for 2027.
The pivotal breakfast meeting at Adekanmbi's Iyaganku GRA residence in Ibadan united 10th Assembly members to foster party unity, erect early structures, and strategize for electoral success.
Ogundoyin highlighted the endorsement as rooted in Adekanmbi's proven leadership, maturity, and governance insight, declaring:
"We believe Hon. Bimbo Adekanmbi possesses the experience, exposure, and political understanding required to move Oyo State forward. This is not just symbolic; it reflects our confidence in his ability to unite stakeholders and deliver inclusive leadership."
He reaffirmed the House's dedication to backing efforts that uphold stability, bolster democracy, and build on state progress, while urging prompt grassroots engagement and internal cohesion as keys to victory.
Adekanmbi, expressing profound gratitude, framed the support as a collective call to service: "This endorsement is not just about me; it is about our shared vision for a prosperous, united Oyo State."
He committed to people-centered governance, advancing Governor Seyi Makinde's gains in infrastructure, education, health, economy, and youth empowerment, alongside broad consultations across geopolitical zones for party harmony.
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