As part of his ongoing consultations across Kwara South Senatorial District, Sheni Ibiwoye, SAN, has continued to engage elders, stakeholders, and local government principal officers, while also meeting with leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the district.
During these engagements, Ibiwoye commended party leaders for their steadfast commitment to the ideals, unity, and progress of the party. He praised the leadership structure for sustaining cohesion over time and urged members to remain resolute in upholding the values that bind the party together. He particularly acknowledged the enduring influence and leadership of H.E. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, describing him as a central pillar whose wisdom and guidance continue to strengthen the party.
Reaffirming his vision for Kwara State, Ibiwoye outlined the key pillars of his campaign, emphasizing a people-centered and development-driven agenda. According to him, his administration if given the mandate will prioritize:
✅Security First as the bedrock for peace and economic growth;
✅Human Capital Development through investments in education, healthcare, and capacity building;
✅Electricity Expansion to stimulate industrialization and improve livelihoods;
✅Modern Agriculture aimed at boosting food security and job creation;
✅Even Infrastructure Development across all parts of the state; and
✅Welfarism, ensuring that governance delivers tangible benefits to the people.
Stakeholders at the meetings commended Ibiwoye’s courage and boldness in stepping forward as a governorship aspirant from Kwara South. They described his aspiration as timely and significant for promoting equity and balance within the state’s political landscape. Expressing confidence in his competence and vision, they assured him of their maximum support and pledged to work collectively toward what they described as an unprecedented political outing.
The ongoing consultations continue to reinforce Ibiwoye’s position as a serious contender, while strengthening party unity and grassroots mobilization ahead of the electoral season.