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OLUYOLE SPEAKS WITH ONE VOICE AS HON. DOLAPO ADELANA ‘DOAF’ & OTHER CANDIDATE'S HOSTS ADC GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE, ADEBOYEGBА ‘SOLUTION’

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Massive Crowd, Strong Grassroots Mobilisation as ADC Leadership Takes the Message of Change to Oluyole.


Oluyole Constituency came alive today as Honourable Dolapo Adelana (DOAF), the ADC candidate for the Oyo State House of Assembly, Oluyole Constituency, alongside Honourable Tokunbo Ogunsola, Oluyole Federal Constituency candidate hosted the ADC Gubernatorial Candidate, Oloye Adeboyegba Taofeek Adegoke, popularly known as “SOLUTION,” in a colourful and well-attended engagement with the people.

The visit attracted an impressive and massive turnout of party leaders, ward executives, members, supporters, youths, women, community stakeholders and residents from across the constituency.

The enthusiastic reception accorded the gubernatorial candidate underscored the growing interest in the ADC movement and the desire among many residents for purposeful, accountable and people-centred leadership.

The engagement provided a platform for direct interaction between the ADC leadership and the grassroots, allowing the people of Oluyole to express their aspirations while hearing firsthand the vision and message of the party's gubernatorial candidate.

The gathering was attended by key party leaders, including the ADC Oyo State Chairman, Hon. Afeez Ona Ara; Oluyole Local Government Party Chairman, Lt. Col. (Rtd.) Kayode Adeyemo; and the Local Government Secretary, Comrade Adewumi Damilare, alongside other party executives, leaders and stakeholders.


Their presence further demonstrated the importance attached to grassroots participation and the collective responsibility of party leadership in building a strong and united political structure.

Addressing the gathering, Oloye Adeboyegba Taofeek Adegoke ‘SOLUTION’ stressed the need for governance that genuinely listens to the people and responds to their everyday realities.

He emphasised that leadership should not be distant from the people but must remain connected to the grassroots, understand their challenges and work towards creating opportunities that improve the quality of life of citizens.

His message of people-oriented governance received an enthusiastic response from the gathering, reinforcing the importance of continuous engagement between political leaders and the communities they seek to represent.

For Honourable Dolapo Adelana (DOAF), the engagement was another opportunity to demonstrate his commitment to the people of Oluyole.

Through his active grassroots engagement and interaction with residents, DOAF continues to advocate for representation that is accessible, responsive and focused on the interests of the constituency.

His decision to host the ADC gubernatorial candidate in Oluyole also provided an avenue for constituents and party supporters to connect directly with the state-level leadership and contribute to the broader conversation about the future of Oyo State.

The presence of Honourable Tokunbo Ogunsola further strengthened the engagement, as party stakeholders joined hands in projecting unity and building a formidable grassroots structure.

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The gathering was characterised by excitement, solidarity and a strong sense of unity. From the leadership to the ordinary party member, the message was one of collective responsibility and determination to build a movement that remains firmly connected to the people.


The impressive turnout demonstrated that political engagement at the grassroots remains vital. It also showed the willingness of the people to participate actively in conversations concerning leadership, representation and development.

As the ADC continues its grassroots engagement across Oyo State, the Oluyole gathering represents another significant step in strengthening the relationship between the party and the people.

The message from Oluyole was unmistakable:
The people want leadership that listens.
The people want representation that speaks for them.

The people want governance that works for them.

And as the ADC movement continues to engage communities across the state, Oluyole has added its voice to the conversation.

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