In a decisive move to consolidate structures ahead of the 2026 Osun governorship race, the ALUBARIKA Movement, held a high-level strategic engagement with its statewide team leaders. The meeting, attended by key management figures and operational strategists of the movement, focused squarely on intensifying support for Senator Surajudeen Ajibola Basiru, PhD and ensuring an unbroken chain of loyalty across Osun State and beyond.
The team leaders were charged with a mandate to return to their various constituencies, fortify existing structures, bridge any emerging gaps among supporters, and expand SRJ’s message to new members. They were reminded that SRJ’s track record of performance, integrity, and strategic leadership is a political asset that must be communicated with precision, persuasion, and purpose.
Speaking at the session, leader of Alubarika Movement, Alhaji Kehinde Olamolu emphasized that the 2026 project is not just about winning an election, but about installing a visionary leader who understands governance, service delivery, and the politics of unity. He called on the movement’s agents of change to be strategic, diplomatic, and systematic in their approach, working seamlessly with one another to project SRJ as the clear choice for Osun’s future.
In their responses, the team leaders reaffirmed their readiness, highlighting the increasing grassroots enthusiasm for SRJ’s candidacy. They reported rising levels of volunteer mobilization, organic endorsements, and a steady expansion of the movement’s influence across communities.
The meeting was also graced by respected members of the management team, including Rt. Hon. Akintunde Adegboye, Hon. Adeoye Adelakun, Hon. Fatoki Rafiu, Hon. Jayeola Alagbada, and Fafowora Folarin, who all reinforced the importance of discipline, unity, and proactive engagement in the months ahead.
With this renewed operational drive, the ALUBARIKA Movement has signaled its determination to leave no constituency untouched and no supporter unengaged, setting the tone for an aggressive yet strategic grassroots mobilization in the countdown to 2026.
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