APM’s Bolarinwa Engages Isese Community in Akinyele, Advocates Inclusive Political Participation

The Director of Youth Mobilisation for the APM Oyo State Campaign Council, Hon. Kazeem Bolarinwa (Ibadan Pride), has taken his ongoing grassroots consultation to the Isese community in Akinyele Local Government Area of Oyo State.

Bolarinwa, accompanied by the members of the Akinyele Youth Mobilisers, visited Oníṣẹ̀Ṣe in Politics at Moniya, Akinyele, where he held discussions with leaders and representatives of the Isese community on political participation, inclusion and community development.

The consultation formed part of Bolarinwa’s efforts to engage critical groups across the grassroots, listen to their concerns and build stronger relationships ahead of the forthcoming political activities in the state.

During the engagement, Bolarinwa highlighted the importance of carrying every segment of society along in the political process, while also presenting the APM’s message of inclusive participation and the Omituntun 3.0 vision.

Receiving the delegation, the Founder and President of Oníṣẹ̀Ṣe in Politics, Queen Mother Fakayode Abimbola, welcomed the consultation, describing it as an opportunity for meaningful dialogue and stronger understanding between political stakeholders and the Isese community.

She stressed the importance of recognition, consultation, inclusion and continuous communication, while expressing the community’s readiness to participate constructively in the political process.

Also speaking, Mogaji (Dr.) Fatunde Fayemi Fakayode, President of the International Council for Ifa Religion, commended the engagement and encouraged members of the community to remain active in politics and governance.

The APM delegation included Hon. Amuda Afeez (Kingsway), Hon. Adenowo Oluwaseun (Yankee), and other members of the Akinyele Youth Mobilisers.

The engagement further enhances the APM youth Wing grassroots consultation drive, as they continues to take the APM message to different communities and stakeholders across Oyo State.