On Friday, 30th of October 2026,the Allied People’s Movement (APM) youths hosted Egbeda Presidential and Gubernatorial Campaign coordinators, at a strategic youth meeting at Erunmu, aimed at strengthening grassroots mobilisation, promoting unity and encouraging active youth participation ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The meeting brought together key party stakeholders, youth leaders and campaign officials to interact with members, discuss mobilisation strategies and reinforce the need for collective commitment towards the party’s activities across the ward.

Those in attendance included Hon. Babatunde Adio, Supervisor for Youth and Sports, Egbeda Local Government, and Ward 1 APM Councillorship Candidate; Hon. Agbolly, Egbeda Youth Campaign Coordinator; Hon. Aransi Balikis Adebisi, Egbeda Campaign Women Coordinator; Hon. Idris Abayomi, Secretary of the Campaign Committee and Executive Assistant to the Governor (Works); the Egbeda Youth Leader, Mr. Oderinlo; Hon. Olainukan; as well as the Ward 1 APM Chairman, Secretary, Youth Leader and other party executives.

During the meeting, Hon. Babatunde Adio, Hon. Agbolly, Hon. Balikis and Hon. Idris addressed the youths, calling on them to remain united and actively involved in the party’s programmes and activities.

They acknowledged that some members might have  grievances or feel disappointed over certain issues but urged them not to allow such concerns to discourage their participation, they encouraged the youths to remain patient,assuring them that there are still opportunities ahead and that their contributions and dedication remain important.

The campaign coordinators further urged the youths to take the ongoing mobilisation seriously, participate in all campaign activities and work together to mobilise support for all APM candidates across Oyo State.

The meeting also provided an opportunity for members to interact with the campaign coordinators,the gathering ended with a renewed call for unity, patience and sustained mobilisation among APM youths in Egbeda Ward 1, with participants encouraged to remain actively involved.