Olakunle Akinsete, Ibadan South-West II: Same Person, Different Platform

The political landscape of Ibadan South-West II witnesses a significant shift as Olakunle Akinsete formally aligns with the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), marking a strategic transition from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

This move underscores a calculated decision driven by the imperative to enhance service delivery, deepen grassroots engagement, and pursue a more responsive representation for the people of the constituency. It is not a departure from core values or political philosophy, but rather a repositioning toward a platform that better accommodates his vision for inclusive growth and sustainable development.

Akinsete remains consistent in ideology—people-centered, development-focused, and firmly rooted in community dynamics. His track record of accessibility, empowerment initiatives, and sustained presence across Ibadan South-West II continues to define his political identity.

While acknowledging the role the PDP played in shaping his political experience, Akinsete emphasizes that the transition to APM reflects the need for a more agile and result-oriented framework through which the aspirations of the people can be effectively actualized.

For constituents and supporters, the message is clear: the platform may have changed, but the commitment remains unwavering. The mission is intact—to deliver impactful representation, foster unity, and drive measurable progress.

Same person. Different platform. Renewed momentum for Ibadan South-West II.