Osun 2026:- Osun State Central Senatorial Women Leader Mobilizes Boripe Local Government Women's Structure
Women Express Support for Party's 2026 Election Victories
In her bid to strengthen the party's structure through active involvement of women, the Central Senatorial District Women Leader, Mrs. Ibrahim, recently embarked on a working visit to Boripe Local Government in Iragbiji. During the visit, the Boripe women warmly received Mrs. Ibrahim and expressed their gratitude for her presence. They also fervently prayed for the party's success in the upcoming 2026 elections.
As the meeting progressed, the women offered prayers for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, praying for his success and triumph in his political endeavors. They also seized the opportunity to pray for the Honorable Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Alhaji Adegboyega Oyetola, pledging their loyalty and support to his leadership.
Furthermore, the State Women Leader was commended for her outstanding leadership, which has garnered significant praise from party members. The women expressed their admiration for her ability to steer the party's activities in the right direction.
Addressing the gathering, the Central Senatorial Women Leader stressed the need for the women to be proactive participants in party activities. She encouraged them to actively engage with party activists and take up leadership roles within the local government.
The event concluded with a series of prayers for the Senatorial Women Leader, acknowledging her dedication and commitment to the party's cause, as well as expressing gratitude for her exemplary leadership.
As Boripe Local Government remains a crucial stronghold for the party, the visit by the Senatorial Women Leader is seen as a key step towards mobilizing the women's structure in preparation for the 2026 elections.
Other dignitaries at the event included the two party chairmen in Boripe Local Government, Omooba Mufutau Omogboye , Alhaji Honourable Hammed , the former SSA on O'Meals, Alhaja Folake Fauziat Olaniyan , and all the former female appointees in Boripe Local Government.
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