The political landscape of Ondo North Senatorial District shifted decisively today as the women of Akoko Northwest and Akoko Northeast Local Government Areas mobilized in their thousands, declaring an ironclad resolve to secure a landslide victory for Chief Alexander Oluremi Ajipe in the upcoming All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election.
In a dual location show of force that reverberated through Ikare and Arigidi, the women’s wings of the two local governments threw their collective weight behind the Ajipe Project. Addressing the massive throngs of supporters on behalf of the aspirant, Princess Ojomo delivered a fiery message of solidarity, positioning Chief Ajipe as the only candidate capable of translating campaign promises into tangible grassroots development.
“The women of Akoko, Owo and Ose are not just spectators; we are the architects of this victory,” Princess Ojomo declared to the cheering crowds. “We have scrutinized the options, and we have found in Chief Ajipe a leader who is a true promise keeper, a reliable ally who understands the heartbeat of our people. We are fully committed to this project, and I assure you, our massive mobilization starting this weekend will leave no doubt about the choice of the people.”
The endorsement marks a critical turning point in the senatorial race. the vocal and organizational power of the Akoko women, a formidable bloc in the district, provides Chief Ajipe with the momentum needed to sweep the primaries. The women leaders emphasized that their support is rooted in Chief Ajipe’s established history of empowerment, his transparent approach to governance, and his unwavering dedication to the welfare of the ordinary citizen.
As the race moves toward Sunday’s decisive vote, the Ajipe campaign has vowed to maintain this high energy momentum, focusing on total victory across every ward in the federal constituency.
“This is not just an election; it is a movement for a more prosperous, more inclusive Ondo North,” added a spokesperson for the campaign. “With the mothers of Akoko at the forefront, the path to success is clear.”
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