Adekanmbi Takes 2027 Consultations to Oorelope, Saki East, Atisbo

The Oyo State governorship candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement, APM, Bimbo Adekanmbi, has taken his ongoing consultations to Oorelope, Saki East and Atisbo local government areas, engaging traditional rulers, religious leaders, community leaders, traders, artisans, transport workers, civil servants and party members.

The consultations, according to Adekanmbi, are aimed at giving residents and other stakeholders an opportunity to present their concerns and expectations directly, with their input expected to complement the development agenda contained in his proposed manifesto.

During the engagements, stakeholders commended the administration of Governor Seyi Makinde for its interventions in infrastructure and workers’ welfare, while urging Adekanmbi to sustain and build on the existing initiatives if elected governor in 2027.

Among the major demands presented were the construction and rehabilitation of major and inner-town roads, establishment of higher institutions to stimulate economic activities, and the establishment of a police college in the zone.

The stakeholders also called for the establishment of a Federal Medical Centre, improved healthcare and maternity facilities, stronger security measures, better welfare packages for traditional rulers, and improved welfare for civil servants.

Responding to the concerns, Adekanmbi thanked the traditional rulers, religious leaders, community stakeholders and residents for their feedback, saying the purpose of the consultations was to listen directly to the people and understand the peculiar needs of communities across the state.

He also met with APM leaders and members in the 3 local government areas, commending them for their commitment to the party and urging them to remain active in its activities.

Adekanmbi said an APM administration under his leadership would prioritise good governance and equitable development across Oyo State, adding that the concerns and aspirations raised during the consultations would be reflected in his proposed development agenda if elected in 2027.