The Director-General of Youth Mobilisation for the Bimbo/Seyi Makinde Campaign Organisation, Hon. Kazeem Bolarinwa, has intensified grassroots engagement with youths in Egbeda Local Government Area, urging them to remain committed to the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) and work collectively towards its success at the polls.
Bolarinwa made the call during his visit to the general meeting of the IBO Nation, where he engaged with hundreds of youths at Akinfenwa School Hope in Egbeda.
The visit, which formed part of his grassroots mobilisation and youth engagement efforts, generated excitement among the participants, with the youths expressing renewed enthusiasm and readiness to support the APM, its candidates and the broader political movement ahead of the general election.
Addressing the gathering, Bolarinwa appreciated the youths for their commitment and urged them to sustain their support for the APM, stressing that their active participation and grassroots mobilisation would be crucial to achieving victory at the polls.
He encouraged the youths to remain united, organised and resolute, while working tirelessly to mobilise support for Bimbo Adekanmbi, Governor Seyi Makinde and other APM candidates.
The Youth Mobilisation DG also assured the youths that their contributions and efforts would not go unnoticed, while commending them for their enthusiasm and commitment to the political process.
Responding on behalf of the IBO Nation, the coordinator, Hon. Ibraheem Olaisibikan Sulaimon, expressed appreciation to Bolarinwa and his team for the visit, describing the engagement as a major source of motivation for the youths.
Sulaimon reaffirmed the group’s support for the APM and assured that the IBO Nation would continue to demonstrate its strength at the grassroots and work towards the success of the party and its candidates at the polls.
He further commended Bolarinwa for his commitment to youth mobilisation, noting that direct engagement with youth groups would strengthen unity, participation and coordination ahead of the election.
The meeting ended with the youths reaffirming their determination to remain active in the mobilisation drive and contribute to the success of the APM and its candidates in the forthcoming general election.
