Political drums are already beating loud in Oyo State as leaders of the APM–PDP alliance in Oluyole Federal Constituency have declared their readiness to sweep all elective seats in the 2027 general elections.
At a high-powered strategic meeting held in Sabo, Idi-Ayunre, party heavyweights and grassroots mobilisers came together with one message: unity is their weapon — and victory is the goal.
The meeting, which drew members from all 10 wards in Oluyole LGA, focused on strengthening the coalition and mapping out strategies to dominate future elections.
Chairman of the alliance in the local government, Alhaji Nasiru Hamzat, praised members for their loyalty and dedication, describing the coalition as a “formidable political force” poised for success.
He also commended the Executive Chairman of Oluyole Local Government, Engr. Akeem Olatunji, for his strong backing and commitment to the alliance’s growth.
“The unity we have built has positioned us to deliver victory for all our candidates in 2027,” Hamzat declared.
“Support Our Candidates” — Olatunji Appeals
In his remarks, Olatunji thanked party leaders, appointees, and stakeholders for their continued support, noting that the administration’s achievements were made possible through collective effort.
He urged residents to rally behind the alliance’s candidates, regardless of political differences, stressing that broad support is key to sustained development in Oluyole and Oyo State.
The council boss also used the platform to drum support for key figures within the coalition, including Governor Seyi Makinde, whom he projected for a future presidential bid.
Alliance Tightens Grip
Stakeholders at the meeting reaffirmed their commitment to keeping the alliance strong, pledging to intensify grassroots mobilisation and expand their political structures ahead of the polls.
The gathering was attended by prominent figures, including:
Engr. Ayuba Balogun (former Commissioner)
Hon. Adegbola Mukaila (former PDP Chairman, Oluyole LGA)
Hon. Kehinde Abore (former Oluyole LG Chairman)
Alongside party executives, ward chairmen, councillors, and supporters from across the constituency.
With momentum building and structures tightening, the message from Oluyole is loud and clear:
the 2027 battle has begun — and this alliance is aiming for a clean sweep.
