The political atmosphere is already heating up as grassroots mobilization begins across the constituency following the official declaration of Hon. Kolapo Temitope Glorious for the upcoming re-run election. With chants of continuity, development, and people-focused leadership echoing through communities, supporters say the movement is no longer just a campaign — it is a mission to protect progress and sustain a leadership style many residents have described as accessible, impactful, and community-driven.
Backed by a growing coalition of loyal supporters, youth groups, market leaders, women associations, and political stakeholders, the re-run campaign of Hon. Glorious is being positioned as a major political force determined to consolidate on existing achievements and deliver even greater dividends of democracy.
At the center of the campaign is a strategic political understanding between the (PDP) and the (APM), a partnership supporters insist is rooted in shared interests, collective strength, and a common goal of victory.
According to campaign coordinators, the alliance reflects the unity currently being witnessed among party faithful and community stakeholders ahead of the election.
“APM is PDP and PDP is APM. This is beyond party lines; this is about the people, progress, and continuity,” a campaign source declared during mobilization activities.
The campaign has also received strong backing from prominent grassroots mobilizer and political stakeholder, , popularly known as Yerima, who sponsored the official release and has emerged as one of the frontline supporters of the re-election movement.
Hon. Yerima, widely recognized for his influence among youths and local political structures, described the re-run bid of Hon. Kolapo Temitope Glorious as a necessary step toward sustaining ongoing developmental strides and strengthening effective representation across the constituency.
According to him, the election presents another opportunity for the people to reaffirm their confidence in tested leadership and preserve the continuity of projects, empowerment initiatives, and community-focused governance already associated with the Glorious administration.
The campaign message has already begun resonating strongly among residents, particularly young voters and first-time participants in the electoral process. Across various campaign materials and town hall engagements, one message remains consistent — the need for citizens to secure and utilize their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs).
Supporters of Hon. Glorious say the upcoming election is not merely another political contest, but a defining moment that will determine whether ongoing developmental strides and people-oriented representation continue uninterrupted.
With the slogan “Re-Elect Glorious for Continuity” boldly dominating campaign banners and public conversations, the movement is projecting confidence ahead of the polls.
Political observers within the constituency have also noted the increasing momentum around the campaign, especially due to the unusual cooperation between members of both political structures. Analysts believe the alliance could reshape voting dynamics and strengthen grassroots participation during the re-run exercise.
The campaign further emphasized that the “Glorious Regime” remains committed to continuous service, responsive representation, empowerment initiatives, and sustained community development.
Residents and supporters have therefore been urged to intensify voter sensitization efforts, encourage PVC collection, and mobilize eligible voters across wards and polling units.
“To achieve this, GO GET YOUR PVC. Let us get it right again this time.”
As political activities gather momentum, campaign officials insist the focus remains on unity, inclusiveness, and people-centered governance capable of delivering measurable progress for every community within the constituency.
For supporters, the mission is clear and uncompromising:
RE-ELECT HON. KOLAPO TEMITOPE GLORIOUS FOR CONTINUITY OF PROGRESS ✊✊✊
Sponsored By:
Oluwafemi Abolade
(Yerima)
Media Contact:
Ayo Olusegun
Campaign Communications
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