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2027: Group promises massive grassroots mobilisation for APC

Olayinka Olukoya
February 22, 2026
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The Convener of Omoluabi Movement, Armstrong Akintunde, (middle) with Arole Oodua and Ooni of Ife Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, and the Ogun State coordinator
The Convener of Omoluabi Movement, Armstrong Akintunde, (middle) with Arole Oodua and Ooni of Ife Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi,and the OgunState coordinator for the Movement, Hon. Olusegun Kaka, during a visit by the group to Ile-Ife, Osun State, recently
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Omoluabi Movement, a political group based in Ogun State, has vowed to mobilise massively for to ensure the victory of the All Progressives Congress (APC) at the polls in the 2027 general elections.

The Convener of the Movement, Armstrong Tope Akintunde, disclosed this during a visit of the leadership of the group to the Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Adeyeye Ogunwusi, recently.

Akintunde said the aim of the visit was to intimate the revered traditional ruler of the plan of the Movement to support the ruling party, especially the reelection of President Bola Tinubu, for another term of four years.

He noted that the nation under the APC has continued to witness positive changes in some key sectors that are driving the affairs of the nation.

Akintunde mentioned that the Movement decided to visit the palace of Ooni for royal blessings and guidance for the task ahead.

On the delegation were the State Coordinator, Hon Olusegun Kaka, executive members and local government coordinators.

Akintunde described Ooni as a father figure whose leadership and character inspired the name “Omoluabi”.

He explained that seeking the monarch’s blessings was a significant step in the movement’s journey toward the next political phase in Ogun State and nation at large.

“We visited our royal father whose character has demonstrated Omoluabi in all spheres of humanity. He was part of the idea when we started. Ooni is a father to us all; therefore, moving into political journey, it’s important for us to seek his royal blessings.

“This journey we have embarked upon is aimed at supporting the second-term aspiration of our party’s national leader and President, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, in his re-election bid. We are equally committed to supporting all our party’s candidates in Ogun State following the primaries.

“We are prepared to mobilise massively across the length and breadth of the state. The second-term race of our dear President, Asiwaju, remains our primary assignment, followed by unwavering support for all candidates who emerge in the forthcoming elections, just as we did prior to the 2023 general elections.

“This is a begining exercise for us all in the Omoluabi Political Movement in Ogun State. I appreciate our members, coordinators both the state and local governments levels, their unwavering commitment is top-notch. May we continue to grow in strength and as we prepare towards the coming elections in Ogun State,” he added.

While speaking, Kaka commended the convener’s vision, commitment and dedication, emphasising that the newly branded buses would enhance grassroots mobilisation and facilitate participation in the forthcoming national convention in Abuja.

The Movement unveiled 26 newly acquired buses to strengthen its political mobilisation efforts across Ogun State during the visit.

In his remarks, the monarch expressed joy at receiving the group and offered prayers for continued growth, unity and success in their future endeavours.

The political movement, Omoluabi, has continued to distinguish itself as a fast-growing, grassroots-driven political platform committed to leadership development, community engagement and progressive governance in Ogun State.

With a strong presence across local governments and a clear mobilisation structure, the group has positioned itself as a formidable force dedicated to empowering citizens and fostering inclusive political participation.

Under the leadership of Armstrong Tope Akintunde, Omoluabi has demonstrated resilience, strategic organisation and a people-centred vision aimed at sustainable development and democratic advancement.

The unveiling of the 26 buses further reflects the movement’s readiness, coordination and commitment to structured political engagement as it steadily builds momentum toward 2027.


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