Ọmọlúwàbí Stakeholders Meet in Lagos, Intensify Mobilisation and ADC party Congress Preparations.



   
 The Ọmọlúwàbí Progressives in Lagos State on Thursday, March 26, 2026, convened its regular stakeholders’ meeting in Ogba, Lagos, bringing together key leaders and grassroots mobilizers to deliberate on critical political developments ahead of the forthcoming party activities.
   The meeting, which witnessed a strong turnout of committed members, focused extensively on strategies for effective mobilization across wards and local government areas in the state. 
   Hon.Sola Okiki who is the Lagos State Ọmọlúwàbí Stakeholders chairman, emphasized the need for intensified grassroots engagement as a pathway to strengthening the movement’s structure and influence within the African Democratic Congress (ADC).
    He also enlightened the  members  about the forthcoming party Congress and highlighted the importance of unity, transparency, and active participation in the congress process, noting that it would play a decisive role in shaping the future leadership and direction of the party in Lagos State.
Another major highlight of the meeting was the planned inauguration of the Lagos State Executive Committee. Participants expressed confidence in the emerging leadership structure, describing it as a critical step toward consolidating the party’s presence and readiness for future electoral contests.
    In a significant development, the meeting also featured the formal introduction of the Lagos State Ọmọlúwàbí aspirant for the ADC gubernatorial elections,Hon. Noheem Balogun. 
   The aspirant was presented to stakeholders as a candidate embodying the values of integrity and competence, in line with the ideals of the Ọmọlúwàbí philosophy.
     Speaking during the session, several stakeholders reaffirmed their commitment to the growth of the movement and the success of the ADC in Lagos State.
    They called on members to remain steadfast, united, and proactive in advancing the collective vision of good governance and political transformation.
     The meeting concluded with a renewed resolve among attendees to intensify mobilization efforts and ensure the successful execution of upcoming party programs, positioning the movement as a formidable force in the state’s political landscape.

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