Kwara South Adc Grassroot and Youth Mobilisation Forum

11/10/2026

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11/10/2026

COMMITMENT TO GRASSROOTS DEVELOPMENT:HONOURABLE BASHORUN ZULU OLAYINKA PRESENTS THREE BUNDLES OF ZINC TO SHARE CARPENTER ASSOCIATION

In another demonstration of his commitment to community development and support for local artisans, Honourable Bashorun Zulu Olayinka, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) candidate for the Kwara State House of Assembly representing Share/Oke-Ode Constituency, has presented three bundles of roofing zinc to the Carpenter Association, Share Branch.

The gesture reflects a commitment to supporting artisans and recognising their vital contributions to economic growth, vocational development, and community progress.

The presentation was attended by Otunba Yusuf Olalekan Alabi Papol, alongside other party leaders, stakeholders, ADC members, and supporters who joined Honourable Bashorun to demonstrate solidarity with the association.

Speaking during the presentation, Otunba Yusuf Olalekan Alabi Papol described Honourable Bashorun Zulu Olayinka, popularly known as Omoidunnu, as a candidate whose familiarity with the community and understanding of the people's challenges distinguish his aspiration for public office.

He noted that Omoidunnu grew up among the people he now seeks to represent and therefore understands many of the challenges confronting residents, artisans, and other members of the community.

According to him, the Honourable's longstanding involvement in community development and his willingness to support people at the grassroots level demonstrate his interest in the welfare of the people beyond the pursuit of political office.

Otunba Papol expressed confidence in Omoidunnu's commitment to serving the constituency, emphasising the importance of electing representatives who understand local realities, appreciate the struggles of ordinary citizens, and are willing to work towards addressing their needs.

He further highlighted the significance of supporting local artisans, noting that carpenters and other skilled workers play essential roles in community development and economic sustainability.

Members of the Carpenter Association, Share Branch, warmly appreciated Honourable Bashorun Zulu Olayinka for the presentation of the three bundles of roofing zinc.

The association expressed gratitude for the gesture, describing it as a timely intervention in response to an important need.

Members commended the Honourable for remembering their association and demonstrating concern for their welfare.

They offered prayers for him, wishing him success in his endeavours and expressing hope that his commitment to supporting the community would continue.

The presentation also provided an opportunity to recognise the importance of collaboration between community leaders, professional associations, and individuals interested in advancing local development.

The Carpenter Association remains an important part of Share's informal economy, contributing to construction, housing, vocational training, and the development of practical skills among members of the community.

Supporting such associations can help strengthen local capacity, encourage vocational development, and promote a culture that recognises the contributions of skilled workers to society.

For Honourable Bashorun Zulu Olayinka, the presentation forms part of his engagement with different groups within the constituency as he pursues his aspiration to represent the good people of Share and Oke-Ode at the Kwara State House of Assembly.

As the forthcoming election approaches, discussions about representation, community development, artisans' welfare, youth empowerment, and economic opportunities remain important to the future of the constituency.

The message is clear: community development requires listening to the people, recognising their needs, and encouraging initiatives that support their welfare and livelihoods.

OMOIDUNNU MEDIA TEAM

11/10/2026

SUPPORTING THE TRANSPORT SECTOR: HONOURABLE BASHORUN ZULU OLAYINKA PRESENTS A GENERATOR AND FAN TO NURTW SHARE BRANCH

In another demonstration of his commitment to grassroots engagement and community development, Honourable Bashorun Zulu Olayinka, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) candidate for the Kwara State House of Assembly representing Share/Oke-Ode Constituency, today presented a generator and a standing fan to the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Share Branch, at the Share Garage.

The presentation brought together Otunba Yusuf Olalekan Alabi Papol, alongside other party leaders, stakeholders, ADC members, family members, friends, and supporters who gathered at the garage to witness the occasion and show solidarity with the initiative.

The gesture reflects the importance of recognising the contributions of transport workers to community development and supporting associations that play essential roles in the daily lives of residents.

Speaking during the presentation, Otunba Yusuf Olalekan Alabi Papol appreciated the NURTW members for their warm reception and commended them for their significant contributions to the economic and social development of Share.

He acknowledged the important role transport workers play in facilitating the movement of people and goods, connecting communities, supporting commercial activities, and sustaining livelihoods across different sectors of the local economy.

According to him, the presentation of the generator and fan represents a modest contribution towards addressing the operational needs of the association.

Otunba Papol further stated that Honourable Bashorun Zulu Olayinka had been involved in supporting different groups and segments of society through community-oriented and humanitarian activities even before deciding to contest for the Kwara State House of Assembly.

He described the initiative as a demonstration of Omoidunnu's continued engagement with the people and expressed optimism that, if elected, the Honourable would work towards promoting inclusive development and ensuring that the benefits of democratic governance reach different sectors of the constituency.

He also assured the NURTW members that transport workers would remain an important part of the broader conversation on community development, economic empowerment, and improved welfare.

The members of the NURTW, Share Branch, expressed their appreciation to Honourable Bashorun Zulu Olayinka for the presentation of the generator and fan.

They welcomed the gesture as a thoughtful contribution towards meeting the association's needs and commended the Honourable for remembering their union.

The members also offered prayers for him, wishing him success in his political aspiration and expressing their goodwill ahead of the forthcoming election.

Their appreciation underscored the importance of engagement between community associations and individuals seeking public office, particularly in identifying practical ways to support local institutions and improve their working environments.

The transport sector remains a vital component of Share's economic life, providing employment opportunities, facilitating commerce, and connecting residents to essential services and neighbouring communities.

Supporting associations such as the NURTW is therefore an important part of broader conversations about grassroots development and the welfare of those whose daily activities contribute to the local economy.

As the ADC candidate for Share/Oke-Ode Constituency, Honourable Bashorun Zulu Olayinka has continued to engage with various groups and community stakeholders as he seeks a mandate to represent the constituency at the Kwara State House of Assembly.

His stated vision centres on people-oriented representation, community development, improved infrastructure, youth empowerment, and initiatives that can contribute to the social and economic advancement of the constituency.

The presentation at Share Garage serves as another opportunity to highlight the importance of listening to local associations, recognising their contributions, and maintaining constructive relationships with different segments of society.

Effective representation begins with understanding the people, recognising their needs, and working towards practical solutions that promote inclusive development.

As the people of Share and Oke-Ode look towards the forthcoming election, the importance of accountability, responsive leadership, and sustainable community development remains central to the future of the constituency.

OMOIDUNNU MEDIA TEAM

11/10/2026

*LIGHTING UP COMMUNITIES, TOUCHING LIVES: HON. BASHORUN ZULU OLAYINKA PRESENTS FIVE SOLAR LIGHTS TO OKE-AYO, SHARE*

Another remarkable demonstration of grassroots commitment, people-oriented leadership, and a passion for community development!

In his continued efforts to promote community development and improve the living conditions of the people, Honourable Bashorun Zulu Olayinka, popularly known as Omoidunnu, has presented five solar-powered lights to the people of Oke-Ayo, Share, bringing joy, renewed hope, and appreciation to the community.

The presentation was greeted with excitement and happiness as residents expressed their gratitude for the timely intervention.

The beneficiaries described the gesture as a welcome development that would contribute to improved illumination and enhance security and convenience within their community, particularly during the night.

For the people of Oke-Ayo, this gesture represents more than the provision of solar lights; it is a demonstration of care, accessibility, and a commitment to the welfare of the grassroots.

Overwhelmed with joy, the people of Oke-Ayo warmly appreciated Honourable Bashorun Zulu Olayinka for remembering their community and responding to their needs.

They offered prayers for his continued success, good health, and greater accomplishments, while also expressing their best wishes for success in the forthcoming election.

Their reception and expressions of appreciation further highlighted the importance of responsive leadership that recognises the needs of local communities and takes practical steps towards addressing them.

Speaking during the presentation, Otunba Yusuf Alabi Olalekan Papol expressed his profound appreciation to the people of Oke-Ayo for the warm reception accorded to Honourable Bashorun Zulu Olayinka and his entourage.

He described Omoidunnu as a philanthropist, a lover of humanity, and a leader whose commitment to supporting people transcends political considerations.

According to him, Honourable Bashorun Zulu Olayinka has consistently demonstrated concern for the welfare of the people through various acts of generosity and community support, adding that his commitment to humanity would not end with the forthcoming election.

Otunba Papol further encouraged the people to recognise Honourable Bashorun Zulu Olayinka as their own son and a leader who remains connected to his people.

He emphasised that the Honourable would continue to identify with the community, support its development, and stand by the people whenever the need arises.

The presentation of the five solar lights is another opportunity to underscore the significance of grassroots engagement and practical community interventions.

For Omoidunnu, leadership is not merely about making promises; it is about demonstrating concern, building relationships, and contributing meaningfully to the lives of the people.

His continued engagement with communities across the constituency reflects the importance of a leadership approach that places the people at the centre of its priorities.

As the forthcoming election approaches, gestures of this nature provide an opportunity for residents to reflect on the value of community development, humanitarian service, and sustained engagement between leaders and the people they aspire to represent.

The presentation was attended by party leaders, political stakeholders, supporters, and well-wishers, all of whom joined in celebrating the initiative and reaffirming the importance of collective efforts towards community development.

Their presence further demonstrated the spirit of unity and cooperation among supporters of Honourable Bashorun Zulu Olayinka and their shared interest in the progress and well-being of the people.

Indeed, when leadership is driven by compassion and a genuine concern for humanity, even a seemingly modest intervention can create a lasting impression.

Oke-Ayo has witnessed another moment of joy, and the message remains clear: the people matter, the grassroots deserve attention, and community development must remain a priority.

OMOIDUNNU MEDIA TEAM

24/09/2026

Politics in Nigeria as gone beyond party affiliation, it's not even loyalty to one political gladiator or godfather, it's about what interest serve you better and benefits your region or people will get from supporting a political ideology, any political party or parties that will not serve our interests in kwara South will not be supported, we can't follow any leader or party that will not increase the social economy values of kwara South, we will not even consider any candidate that's not from us and always with us. Kwara South is peace loving region in kwara state and not banditary center, we can't fold our seeing our kings be kidnapped and killed, we can't continue looking other part of kwara being developing in the expenses of kwara South, it's a duty for us now to converse votes for the right candidates and make sure they are supported and voted for, we at grassroots is our duty to identify the right candidates and tell the electorates who they are going to vote for and in this vain I bring to you Barister Akogun iyiola oyedepo for senator in kwara South, engineer Asanloko Abiodun for rep member representing irepodun/isin/oke ero/ekiti federal constituency, honorable Danladi temitope offa/ifelodun/oyun federal constituency zakari Muhammad as governor of kwara state and all ADC Assembly members candidates as best candidates to move kwara South and kwara state forward. Let's join hands to promote our candidates let sell them to our people in kwara state, say NO to PDP, say NO APC in kwara state, nothing ADC is working for PDP, we are ADC and we are ready to move to the top.

24/09/2026

It's not only delusional but immoral for any right thinking kwara southerner to decide to work with saraki PDP, the end of saraki dynasty in kwara state was proudly sponsored by our political gladiators from kwara South, the likes of Barister Akogun iyiola oyedepo, baba Rex even honorable said popoola was one of the major crusaders of saraki dynasty must go. The only honorable thing for any politician from kwara South to do now is to stand on their own and try to build their political empire like what barister Akogun is doing now at ADC, forming any alliance with saraki now is not only disaster in waiting but humiliation that will follow it will be catastrophic. A reasonable dog don't go back to it's vomit, why we will go back to someone that did not see us as important stake holders in kwara state with our seven local government, why must we work with someone that never respect our traditional institutions, why would we go back to someone that doesn't see development of our area as important as state capital development? We must think deep now, we must know that a lot of our towns and villages are still deserted, we must know some of school in kwara South are still closed due to insecurity, we must remember that our kings are being killed and kidnapped, we must remember that our girls are being r***d and kidnapped, we have a duty to stop this now by camping and vote all ADC candidates in kwara South, we must have a good representative both at national and state Assemblies, is our duty to protect the future generations of kwara South, let support ADC candidates to win in kwara state. Zakari is whom we support, Akogun is the man, Asanloko is the best, Lateef adeboye is the answer to our problem .
By. Arc. Jimoh damilare muritala
State coordinator kwara state grassroots and youths mobilization forum.

24/09/2026

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23/09/2026

23/09/2026

If Hon. Tope Olarinoye Olayonu Danlad previously served as a member of the Nigerian House of Representatives and is subsequently elected again to the House, that previous service can be relevant to his seniority/experience. However, it would not automatically make him a “Ranking Member” immediately upon election.

The Nigerian Senate Standing Orders explicitly recognize previous service in the House of Representatives when determining the ranking of Senators: returning Senators are considered first, followed by Senators who previously served in the House of Representatives, then first-time Senators.

For the House of Representatives, committee leadership and membership are separately organized, with chairmen and vice-chairmen appointed to standing committees.

So, for Danlad, a professionally accurate way to present the idea would be:

“With his previous experience as a member of the House of Representatives, Hon. Tope Olarinoye Olayonu Danlad brings valuable legislative experience to his aspiration to represent the Ifelodun/Offa/Oyun Federal Constituency.”

I would not state as a fact that he “will be a Ranking Member of the National Assembly” solely because he is a former House member. That status depends on the applicable rules, his previous tenure, the chamber he is elected to, and the eventual parliamentary arrangements.

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