Ahead of the 2026 and 2027 elections, stakeholders of the Allied Peoples’ Movement (APM) have continued to strengthen political collaboration and mobilisation, as Egalitarian Hammed Owolabi Ishola, popularly known as Egalitarian Lamosagacious, met with the Executive Chairman of Ibadan North Local Government, Hon. Oluwaseun Olufade Onala, in London.
The strategic meeting, which took place in London, focused on strengthening political synergy, grassroots mobilisation and coordinated strategies towards securing electoral victories for APM candidates across various levels.
The engagement brought into focus the party’s broader political agenda ahead of the 2027 general elections, particularly its presidential and governorship ambitions.
Among the issues discussed was the APM’s support for Engr. Seyi Makinde in the party’s 2027 presidential campaign, as well as Hon. Bimbo Adekanmbi for Governor of Oyo State.
The stakeholders also reviewed strategies for the 2026 Ibadan North Local Government election, with particular attention to the re-election bid of Hon. Seun Olafafe as Chairman.
The London engagement was described as an opportunity to deepen cooperation among party stakeholders, strengthen mobilisation networks and develop a coordinated approach that would support APM candidates throughout the electoral process.
Egalitarian Lamosagacious, known for his political mobilisation activities, and Olufade reportedly emphasised the importance of unity, strategic planning and sustained engagement with supporters at the grassroots.
The meeting also highlighted the need for APM members and supporters to work collectively rather than operate in isolation, with the ultimate objective of securing victory for all APM candidates in the forthcoming elections.
With the 2026 local government election and the 2027 general elections approaching, the stakeholders are expected to sustain consultations and mobilisation efforts across Ibadan North, Oyo State and beyond.
The London meeting therefore marked another strategic engagement among APM stakeholders as the party seeks to consolidate its structures and build momentum for the electoral contests ahead.
