Ijebu Ode, Ogun State — May 2026 — Moibi Olalekan has commenced a series of stakeholder engagements ahead of the 2027 Ogun State House of Assembly elections, targeting broad consultations across Ijebu Ode Constituency.
The initiative, announced in a press statement, involves formal outreach to traditional rulers, party executives, community development associations, and leaders of youth and women groups within the local government. The move aims to gather input and build consensus as political activities gradually intensify.
Speaking on the development, the aspirant said the engagement focuses on inclusive participation and aligning political decisions with the needs of the people. He noted that the process seeks to strengthen grassroots involvement and promote unity within the constituency.
“This effort reflects a duty to serve with integrity and transparency, while ensuring that the interests of the people remain central,” he stated.
The consultations are being coordinated under the platform of the Ijebu City Boy Movement (ICBM), which is positioned to drive mobilization, deepen political dialogue, and expand support ahead of the elections.
Observers within the constituency described the move as a structured approach to early engagement, with emphasis on collaboration and community input. The outreach is expected to continue in phases as the aspirant expands discussions across key stakeholder groups.
Hon. Olalekan, an entrepreneur with experience in construction, procurement, and logistics, has maintained a focus on community development and effective representation as central pillars of his political agenda.
The stakeholder meetings are expected to shape the direction of his campaign as preparations for the 2027 elections gather momentum in Ogun State.
