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Oyo 2023: Aderonke ‘Dairo Organises Awareness Roadshow For APC Registration

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Dr Aderonke ‘Dairo,  aspirant and the very first woman to declare for a 2023 political ambition in Oyo State under the platform of the APC, has organized a roadshow on behalf of her party to raise awareness and enlighten people of the importance of the ongoing APC registration/revalidation exercise in Ibadan.

The UK-based medical practitioner and philanthropist went around the city starting from her constituency at Oke Ofa on Tuesday 9th February 2021 to mobilize people for the party membership, with side attractions like afrobeat music, skaters sharing fliers, hypemen, and party faithful dancing to cheer the crowd.

According to her, “It is okay to complain but it’s better from the inside. Being involved gives an edge and better insight to know how decisions are made. Youths and women in Nigeria can no longer afford to be a “fence”.

She urged all progressive lovers to take advantage of the ongoing registration/revalidation exercise as a show of party patriotism needed to position the party in a state strong enough to win future elections for continuity.

The roadshow, which traversed all the 12 wards in Ibadan North East Constituencies 1 & 2 and a few other Local Government Areas in the Ibadan metropolis, was strategically carried out on the day the registration commenced to sensitize the public and mobilize membership for the party within the State in general.

The organizer, honourable Aderonke declared her intentions in December 2020 to run for the State of Assembly, Ibadan North East 2 constituency in 2023. Her humanitarian and empowerment activities have been constant to her people even before the public declaration.

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