The Abiodun Akinboyede Movement (AAMO) has strengthened its grassroots engagement drive with a stakeholder meeting that brought together leaders and representatives of various associations, youth groups, women’s organisations, community groups and community leaders.
The meeting, held on wednesday October 7, 2026, provided a platform for discussions on the Movement’s activities, organisational coordination, grassroots mobilisation and political preparations ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Key issues deliberated upon included support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s second-term ambition, Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola (YAYI), the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Ogun State, and other APC candidates.
Among the groups represented at the meeting were the Asiwaju Farmers Forum, led by Farmrade Olatunji; Combined Artisans, led by Mr Kehinde Ajayi; OPM, represented by Austin Igwe; and the Butchers Association in Ado-Odo/Ota.
Others included the South-West Butchers Association, led by Mrs Omotosho Taibat; Ota Council of Widows, led by Mrs Fatima Aleshiloye; AAMO Women Group, led by Mrs Salami Khadeejat; The Great Group, Lafenwa, led by Akinye Adetokunbo; and representatives of the Sango-Ota Youth Council.
Community leaders also participated actively, contributing their perspectives on grassroots engagement, community interests and political participation.
In its engagement with the stakeholders, AAMO reaffirmed its commitment to an inclusive approach that ensures every participating group and community has an opportunity to be heard.
The Movement assured the representatives that no group or community would be left behind, promising sustained communication, regular consultations and support, where possible, to address their needs and concerns.
The commitment reflects AAMO’s emphasis on building stronger relationships with grassroots organisations and ensuring that community voices remain part of its engagement and mobilisation efforts.
The stakeholders, in turn, expressed their readiness to participate in the 2027 electoral process and declared their support for President Tinubu, Senator Adeola and APC candidates.
The meeting underscored the importance of collaboration among political stakeholders, community organisations and grassroots leaders in strengthening coordination and encouraging wider participation in the democratic process.
It also provided an opportunity to reinforce the relationship between AAMO and the various groups, with participants sharing a common interest in sustained engagement and effective grassroots mobilisation.
As political activities gradually gather momentum ahead of the 2027 elections, AAMO’s stakeholder engagement initiative signals its determination to maintain contact with community groups and strengthen its organisational presence at the grassroots.
With its guiding message, “Lead • Empower • Transform,” AAMO reiterated its commitment to stakeholder engagement, inclusive participation and community-focused mobilisation.
