IBADAN — The Director-General of Youth Mobilisation for the Bimbo/Seyi Makinde Campaign Organisation, Hon. Kazeem Bolarinwa, has stepped up the grassroots drive for the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), rallying hundreds of youths in Egbeda Local Government Area to intensify mobilisation ahead of the forthcoming general election.
Bolarinwa made the call while addressing members of IBO Nation during their general meeting at Akinfenwa School Hope, Egbeda, where he urged the youths to remain united, organised and unwavering in their support for the APM and its candidates.
The engagement, which formed part of his ongoing youth-focused grassroots mobilisation, sparked renewed enthusiasm among participants, with members expressing readiness to deepen their involvement in the political process and strengthen the party’s presence across the grassroots.
Bolarinwa commended the youths for their commitment, stressing that their energy, organisation and direct engagement with voters would be critical to the party’s electoral prospects.
He specifically urged them to intensify mobilisation for Bimbo Adekanmbi, Governor Seyi Makinde and other APM candidates, assuring that their contributions to the campaign would be recognised and valued.
Responding, the IBO Nation Coordinator, Hon. Ibraheem Olaisibikan Sulaimon, thanked Bolarinwa and his team for the engagement, describing the visit as a significant boost to the group’s morale.
Sulaimon reaffirmed IBO Nation’s commitment to the APM and pledged sustained grassroots mobilisation, saying direct engagement with youth groups would further strengthen unity, coordination and political participation.
The meeting ended with the youths reaffirming their resolve to remain active in the mobilisation structure and work collectively towards electoral success for the APM and its candidates.
