“I Will Win Alimosho for ADC in 2027”...... Odukoya Declares as He Visits ADC Secretariat

   A major aspirant for the House of Representatives, Alimosho Federal Constituency, under the platform of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Adeyinka Odukoya, has declared his readiness to deliver Alimosho for the party in the 2027 general elections.
   Odukoya made this declaration during a visit to the ADC Alimosho Local Government Area temporary secretariat at Captain Area, where he led a six-man campaign team to meet with members of the LGA executive.
   Addressing party leaders and members, Odukoya revealed that he had spent over 20 years in the All Progressives Congress (APC), where, according to him, his loyalty and contributions were never rewarded with political opportunities or appointments.
     He said he was repeatedly disappointed whenever power and political positions were being shared, despite his long years of commitment and grassroots involvement in the party.
Describing himself as a seasoned grassroots mobiliser, Odukoya said his experience in local politics and community engagement has prepared him for effective representation at the national level.
    He assured the party leadership that if given the ADC ticket, he would represent the party with integrity and commitment, adding that his ambition is driven by the desire to bring real development to Alimosho and strengthen ADC’s presence in the constituency.
    “I am ready to work with party members at all levels to ensure victory for ADC in Alimosho in 2027,” he said.
     Responding to questions from members of the LGA executive, Odukoya also gave assurances of loyalty to the party, promising that he would not secure the ADC ticket only to defect to another party after winning the primary, as had happened in previous political experiences involving other politicians.
     The LGA executives welcomed the aspirant and encouraged him to continue engaging party stakeholders as the party prepares for the 2027 elections.

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