New Campaign Office to Strengthen APC Grassroots Mobilisation

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ijebu Igbo Constituency has opened a new campaign office at Four Roads, Atikori, in a move aimed at strengthening grassroots engagement and party coordination.

The office was donated and branded by Prince Omotola Abolaji Adebajo, initiator of the Tola Adebajo Campaign Group (TACG). The opening ceremony was attended by party leaders, stakeholders and members from across the constituency’s six wards.

Speaking at the event, Prince Adebajo said the office would serve as an additional coordination centre for ward-to-ward outreach and grassroots mobilisation. He reaffirmed his support for the APC and said he remained committed to contributing to the party’s success.

Hon. Durojaiye Segun, also known as Anibaba, the constituency’s APC campaign director-general, commended Adebajo for donating the facility. He described the contribution as timely and strategic, saying it could help strengthen the party’s outreach as campaign activities increase.

Constituency APC Chairman Alhaji Adenola Segeto also thanked the donor and called on party members to use the office responsibly. He said the facility should support unity, peace and the promotion of the party’s ideals.

Party leader Engr. Bayo Dayo described Adebajo as a committed party member and grassroots mobiliser. He said the donation reflected his dedication to the APC and its activities in the constituency.

The ceremony was attended by party executives and leaders from the six wards. Hon. Ademola Balogun, the Commissioner for Cooperative and Community Development, was represented at the event.

The gathering concluded with expressions of solidarity from attendees, who reiterated their commitment to supporting the party ahead of the forthcoming elections. The new office is expected to provide a base for coordination and engagement with residents across Ijebu Igbo.

The Tola Adebajo Campaign Group said the donation was part of its efforts to support the APC’s structure and strengthen community-level mobilisation.