Oyo PDP women wing declares support for Jubril Dotun Sanusi’s 2027 guber ambition
Khalid ABRAHAM
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The women wing of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Oyo state today pledged their unwavering support for the gubernatorial ambition of Chief Jubril Dotun Sanusi, the Jagunmolu Olubadan of Ibadanland, ahead of the 2027 elections.
During a solidarity visit to Chief Sanusi, the PDP local government women leaders from all 11 local government areas of Ibadanland, 4 local government areas of Oyo, and 3 local governments areas of Ibarapa zone united in their endorsement of the JDS Gubernatorial Movement for 2027.
Speaking on behalf of the delegation, Hon. Onikede Mariam, the Egbeda Women Leader, praised Chief Jubril Sanusi for what he called his remarkable developmental and humanitarian contributions.
Representing the Ona Ara women, Hon. Oluwatosin Olaoye Asiata reaffirmed their full support for JDS Guber Movement and called for a commitment to 40% female inclusion in the JDS administration if he emerges victorious. Hon. Adenike Olaniyan, the Women Leader of Governor Seyi Makinde’s local government, Ibadan North East, also offered prayers for Chief Sanusi’s success in his quest for the governorship.
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Other women leaders from the various local government areas are Adekunle Rasidat (Oyo West), Alao Nurat Lola (Atiba), Samson Oyeyemi (Afijio), Jimoh Simbiat (Oyo East), Ogunbiyi Felicia (Ibarapa), Ayo Funmi Bakare (Akinyẹle) and Alao Basirat (Oluyole) echoed their support, emphasizing their belief in Chief Sanusi’s leadership and vision for the future of Oyo state.
In his response, Chief Jubril Dotun Sanusi expressed deep gratitude to the PDP women’s wing for its steadfast support.
He encouraged them to continue their mobilization efforts, assuring them that if God wills his victory, their requests for greater female representation will be a key part of his manifesto and will be addressed when he assumes office.
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This declaration of support from the PDP women leaders further strengthens Chief Sanusi’s gubernatorial bid, reflecting the growing momentum behind his campaign.
