In a strategic move to consolidate grassroots support across Oyo South Senatorial District, the Director of Women Mobilization for the Odidiomo Campaign Organization,
Princess Aderonke Rahmat Adedoja ÀRÀ, yesterday presided over the official inauguration of the campaign’s newly appointed Women Executive Council, Zonal Coordinators, and Local Government Area leadership.
The event, held in Ibadan, established a comprehensive mobilization structure spanning all nine local government areas in the senatorial district. At the executive level, Alhaja Anifat Oluwatoyin Adegoke was sworn in as the Deputy Director of Women Mobilization, while Hon. Yetunde Folarin (Ibadan Zone 1), Alhaja Rukayat Folashade Amotutu (Ibadan Zone 2), and Hon. Rachel Oyeyinke Azeez (Ibadan Zone 3) were inaugurated as Zonal Coordinators.
The inauguration also presented coordinators and deputies across all nine local government areas, alongside dedicated community coordinators, ten market mobilizers, and an Arewa coordinator assisted by two deputies. Campaign leadership also highlighted ongoing plans to formally inaugurate ward captains and deputy captains across all 99 wards in Oyo South.
Addressing the gathering, the Director General of the Odidiomo Campaign Organization, Barrister Seun Adelore, charged the newly sworn-in officers to maintain absolute unity and focus.
He emphasized that the primary objective of the directorate is to work seamlessly together to deliver victory for all candidates contesting under the platform of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) throughout the senatorial district.
Delivering her charge, Princess Aderonke Rahmat Adedoja ÀRÀ highlighted women as the core engine of electoral success, urging the officers to actively communicate the leadership vision of Rt. Hon. Adedeji Dhikrullah Olajide (Odidiomo) to every household.
Responding on behalf of the appointees, Deputy Director Alhaja Anifat Oluwatoyin Adegoke expressed gratitude for the opportunity and pledged a robust door-to-door mobilization strategy to secure total victory at the polls.
