Hon. Tokunbo Ogunsola Says Oluyole Has Spoken, ADC Ready for 2027; Applauds Adegoke, Afees Jimoh for Thank-You Tour
The ADC Candidate for Oluyole Federal Constituency, Hon. Tokunbo Ogunsola, has declared that the massive turnout recorded during the party’s Solutions 2027 Thank-You Tour of Oluyole is a strong indication of growing grassroots confidence in the African Democratic Congress.
Ogunsola made the declaration while reacting to the visit led by the party’s Oyo State Governorship Candidate, Oloye Adegboyega Taofeek Adegoke, FCA, to Oluyole on Thursday.
Describing the tour as a remarkable gesture of humility and appreciation, Ogunsola said the decision by Adegoke and the party leadership to return to the grassroots after the primaries had further strengthened the bond between the leadership and members of the party.
The Oluyole candidate expressed his profound appreciation to Adegoke for personally leading the delegation, saying the gesture demonstrated that the ADC leadership understands the importance of grassroots members to the success of any political movement.
Ogunsola also singled out the ADC State Chairman, Rt. Hon. Afees Adelowo Jimoh, for commendation, describing him as a dependable leader whose commitment to the unity and progress of the party remains commendable.
He said the presence of party leaders, candidates, stakeholders and supporters during the tour was significant, stressing that it demonstrated that the ADC was gradually building a formidable and united political structure ahead of the 2027 elections.
According to Ogunsola, the reception from Oluyole residents and ADC supporters was more than a show of political hospitality, but a reflection of the people’s desire for change and a new direction.
He pledged that his campaign would continue to deepen engagement with the people, strengthen the party’s ward structures and ensure that the ADC’s message of hope and practical solutions reaches every corner of Oluyole Federal Constituency.
Ogunsola further assured the state leadership of his unwavering commitment to the ADC project, promising to work tirelessly with party members and stakeholders for victory in 2027.
He urged members to remain united, focused and committed, saying the strength of the ADC would depend on its ability to transform its growing grassroots support into electoral victory.
As political activities intensify ahead of the 2027 elections, Ogunsola’s message from Oluyole is unmistakable: the ADC is consolidating, the grassroots are responding, and the battle for 2027 has begun.
“Thank you, Oloye Adegoke. Thank you, our State Chairman. Thank you, ADC leadership. Thank you, Oluyole.”
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