Omituntun 3.0 DG, Dr. Nureni Adeniran Hosts APM Oyo South Candidate Odidiomo, Pledges Round-the-Clock Work for Victory

The APM Candidate for Oyo South Senatorial District, Rt. Hon. Dhikrullahi Adedeji Olajide, Odidiomo, on Thursday visited the Director General of Omituntun 3.0, Dr. Nureni Adeniran, at his Ibadan residence in a move to consolidate political structures ahead of the next elections in Oyo State.

During the strategic meeting, both leaders agreed to intensify grassroots mobilization to ensure victory for the party across board.

Dr. Nureni Adeniran restated the goal to deliver Oyo State once again for His Excellency, Governor Seyi Makinde as President, Hon. Bimbo Adekanmbi as Governor of Oyo State, Hon. Odidiomo for Oyo South Senatorial District, and all candidates of the Allied Peoples Movement, APM.

In his remarks, Dr. Adeniran declared that the Omituntun 3.0 team will work round the clock to ensure all APM candidates emerge victorious.

“We will not sleep. We will work round the clock, from ward to ward and local government to local government, to ensure that all APM candidates emerge and that the Omituntun legacy is sustained in Oyo State,” Dr. Adeniran declared.

He commended Hon. Odidiomo for his commitment to the growth of the party and for aligning with the Omituntun 3.0 vision of continuity, service, and people-oriented governance.

Odidiomo described Dr. Adeniran as a tested mobilizer and administrator, noting that the collaboration between federal lawmakers and the Omituntun structure will guarantee massive votes for all candidates.

“The assignment is clear. We must go back to the grassroots, engage our people, and deliver Oyo State massively. With Dr. Adeniran leading Omituntun 3.0 and with all of us working together, victory is sure,” Odidiomo said.

Party stakeholders at the meeting agreed with both leaders on the reasons why they must all work together and deliver for APM candidates. They noted that unity, coordination, and grassroots engagement remain key to securing victory across the state.

The session ended with a pledge to begin immediate ward-level engagements and voter sensitization across the 33 local governments of the state.