Barr. Akeem Adedeji Agbaje, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress in Oyo State, has warmly congratulated the Oyo APC Renewed Hope Ambassadors on the successful conclusion of the Oyo APC Unity Rally tour held across the state.
In a statement, Barr. Agbaje described the Unity Rally as a thoughtful and well-coordinated initiative that reflected commitment, patience, and deliberate leadership aimed at strengthening the party from within. He praised the Renewed Hope Ambassadors, jointly led by the former First Lady of Oyo State, Chief Mrs Florence Ajimobi, and the Oyo State Renewed Hope Ambassador, Sen. Teslim Kolawole Folarin, for providing steady direction and moral authority throughout the engagements.
He also acknowledged the contributions of Sen. Abdulfatai Buhari, Sen. Femi Lanlehin, Sen. Ayo Adeseun, Sen. Hosea Agboola, alongside the APC State Chairman, Alhaji Olayide Abass, and other party leaders, noting that their collective presence and consultations gave confidence to party members across the 14 federal constituencies.
“The open stakeholders meetings across the 14 federal constituencies offered a rare opportunity for sincere dialogue, healing, and reconnection within the party.”
“The calm, inclusive, and consultative manner in which the tour was conducted speaks to the maturity and sense of responsibility shown by the Renewed Hope Ambassadors and other leaders involved.”
He noted that the process-driven approach adopted during the tour demonstrated respect for party structures and grassroots voices, adding that such deliberate engagement is critical to building trust and sustaining internal cohesion.
Barr. Agbaje urged party stakeholders and members to preserve the spirit of understanding and cooperation achieved through the Unity Rally, stressing that unity remains the strongest asset of the APC in Oyo State.
“With this shared commitment and disciplined mobilisation firmly in place, the APC in Oyo State is well positioned to deliver record votes for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027 and secure convincing victories in other elections.”