KSA Takes APM Campaign Train to Surulere, Receives Warm Reception in Ward 9

The campaign train of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) candidate for the Ido/Ibarapa East Federal Constituency, Engr. Kolawole Sheu Adedeji, popularly known as KSA, has moved to Surulere Community in Ward 9 of Ido Local Government Area, where he received a warm reception from residents and community stakeholders.

The campaign visit attracted residents, community leaders, youths, artisans and women groups, who gathered to welcome the APM candidate and his team to the community.

During the engagement, Adedeji interacted directly with residents and listened to their concerns, particularly on infrastructure, economic opportunities and other issues affecting the community.

The meeting provided residents with an opportunity to share their experiences, expectations and concerns, while the APM candidate outlined his vision and plans for effective representation of the Ido/Ibarapa East Federal Constituency at the National Assembly.

Community leaders and stakeholders who spoke at the gathering commended Adedeji for what they described as his grassroots engagement and contributions to community development.

They also highlighted his background as an engineer and businessman, as well as his reported interventions in education, youth empowerment and other areas of community development.

Some of the speakers expressed support for his candidacy and pledged to mobilise residents in support of the APM candidate ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Addressing the gathering, Adedeji thanked the people of Surulere for the warm reception and reiterated his commitment to pursuing effective, responsive and accountable representation if elected.

He said his legislative agenda would focus on infrastructure development, human capital development, economic empowerment for traders and artisans, as well as creating opportunities for young people.

“Our mandate is simple: to change the face of governance by putting the people first. Real leadership is measured not by empty promises, but by visible, measurable impact and a genuine willingness to walk side-by-side with the people,” Adedeji said.

The campaign visit ended with prayers and solidarity activities, as supporters and community members reaffirmed their engagement with the APM campaign ahead of the 2027 general elections.