DRE 2027 Gains Ground as NATA Sagamu Pledges Support.

Hon. Damilare Bello (DRE), accompanied by members of the FM OLUOMO Political Movement and the National Association of Tricycle Owners and Operators (NATA), Sagamu Branch, visited the GRA Quarters Oluwa Joba Community as part of his ongoing grassroots engagement and community outreach.

The visit offered DRE an opportunity to meet residents, listen to their views and strengthen ties with the community. Participants welcomed the engagement and expressed appreciation for his accessibility and continued commitment to connecting with people at the grassroots.

Members of NATA’s Sagamu Branch also voiced their support for DRE’s anticipated 2027 election campaign. They reaffirmed their willingness to stand with him as preparations for the election continue, adding to signs of growing grassroots backing for his political journey.

The gathering highlighted the value of direct engagement between leaders and the communities they seek to represent. Such interactions provide an opportunity for residents to share their concerns, while enabling aspiring representatives to build relationships and better understand local priorities.

DRE’s visit forms part of his continued outreach across communities, with supporters describing the effort as a commitment to maintaining close contact with residents and local groups. The participation of NATA members and community residents underscored the role that organised groups and neighbourhood networks can play in political engagement.

As the road to 2027 continues, the visit reflects an emphasis on building support through dialogue, accessibility and community presence. Organisers said the engagement was another step in strengthening connections with residents and supporters across Sagamu.The visit was held in conjunction with the FM OLUOMO Political Movement.