In a fresh move to deepen community engagement and strengthen its political foothold, the Allied People’s Movement (APM) candidates in Oyo State have continued their consultations with religious leaders and other critical stakeholders.
Earlier today, the APM candidate for Akinyele/Lagelu Federal Constituency, Engr. Toheeb Adegoke ADLAT, joined the party’s Deputy Governorship Candidate, Engr. Muftaudeen OPEN Salawu, on a courtesy visit to Misirafa, a Muslim-led congregation in Akinyele Local Government Area, under the leadership of Alhaja Sahidat Abake.
The visit provided an opportunity to connect with the Muslim community, strengthen existing relationships and communicate the party’s commitment to inclusive leadership and people-oriented representation.
Beyond the political engagement, the visit also conveyed a message of goodwill, mutual respect and solidarity with the Muslim faithful. ADLAT and OPEN Salawu appreciated the leadership and members of the congregation for their warm reception, prayers and hospitality, while acknowledging the important role religious institutions play in promoting peace, moral values, unity and community development.
They also reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining an open channel of communication with religious institutions and ensuring that the voices, concerns and aspirations of every community receive adequate attention in the pursuit of meaningful representation.
For ADLAT and OPEN Salawu, the journey to 2027 is not just about seeking votes; it is also about building enduring relationships, listening to the people and taking the APM message to every segment of society.
The grassroots movement is gathering momentum, and APM is taking its message to the people, one community at a time.
