The Executive Chairman, Oyo State Universal Basic Education Board (OYOSUBEB), Dr. Nureni Aderemi Adeniran has officially assumed office as the Oyo State Coordinator of the Allied People’s Movement (APM) 2027 Presidential Campaign and Director-General of the Oyo State Governorship Campaign Council.
In a statement issued on Saturday, after his appointment and inauguration, Adeniran described the development as a call to greater service and pledged to work towards the party’s success in the 2027 general elections.
“I consider this appointment a call to greater service and an opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the continued progress of our great state and the success of our party,” he said.
Adeniran expressed appreciation to Governor ‘Seyi Makinde for the confidence reposed in him.
“I sincerely thank His Excellency for this honour and assure him, our party leaders, members, and supporters of my unwavering commitment, loyalty, and dedication to the task ahead,” he stated.
He assured party members that he would work with other members of the Campaign Council to build a formidable structure capable of delivering victory for the APM.
“By the grace of God, we will work tirelessly with other members of the Campaign Council to build a formidable structure that will deliver victory for the Allied People’s Movement (APM) in the 2027 general elections,” Adeniran said.
The campaign coordinator also promised that the party’s campaigns would be issue-driven and conducted with decorum.
“Our campaign will be firmly rooted in issues, ideas, and constructive engagement. We will focus on presenting our vision, programmes, and solutions for the development of our state and nation, while conducting ourselves with decency, respect, and dignity throughout the campaign,” he added.
He called on party faithful and residents of the state to support the party’s vision.
“I call on all party faithful and the good people of Oyo State to remain united, focused, and committed to our shared vision of a greater future. Together, we shall succeed,” Adeniran said.
