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Ibarapa APC endorses Alli for Oyo 2027 Governorship

Peter Olajide by Peter Olajide
April 15, 2026
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The All Progressives Congress (APC) in the Ibarapa zone of Oyo State has unanimously endorsed Senator (Dr) Sharafadeen Alli as its preferred governorship candidate for the 2027 general election, citing his leadership qualities and widespread acceptability.

The endorsement was announced at a well-attended stakeholders’ meeting to welcome Senator Alli, who was on a consultative visit to party stakeholders in the zone.

At the meeting presided over by the Ibarapa APC leader, Chief Alarape Jolaoso, party leaders, elders and grassroots mobilisers expressed confidence in Alli’s capacity to reposition the state for inclusive growth.

Speaking on behalf of the stakeholders, Jolaoso, said that Alli’s track record in public service, coupled with his deep connection with the grassroots, made him the most suitable aspirant to lead the party to victory in 2027.

He said that the decision to back the lawmaker was reached after extensive consultations across the three local government areas in Ibarapa, stressing that the zone remains united and committed to supporting a credible and experienced candidate.

The leaders further described Alli as a bridge-builder who has consistently demonstrated loyalty to the APC and contributed significantly to strengthening the party structure across Oyo State.

According to them, the endorsement also reflects the growing momentum behind Alli’s aspiration, as more political blocs and interest groups continue to align with his vision for a more prosperous and equitable Oyo State.

In his response, Alli expressed profound gratitude to the people and leaders of Ibarapa for the overwhelming show of support, assuring them that their trust would not be taken for granted.

He pledged to run an inclusive administration that would prioritise development across all zones of the state, ensuring that no community is left behind in the governance process.

Alli also reaffirmed his commitment to deepening consultations with party stakeholders and the electorate, noting that collective engagement remains key to achieving a shared vision for Oyo State.

The endorsement is expected to further consolidate Alli’s position within the APC as a suitable consensus candidate, while signalling strong grassroots backing for his governorship ambition.

Among the leaders present are Chief Alarape Jolaoso, Apostle Zacheus Aderounmu, Chief Dayo Adeola, Chief T.A.A Adenrele, Chief Francis Babalola, Alhaji Olayide Abas

Also present were all the three party chairmen, the three women leaders, the three youth leaders and all the local government executives from the three local governments.


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