House of Representatives aspirant, Akogun Wale Raji Anomo, has continued his consultations across Epe Federal Constituency with a strategic stakeholders’ engagement in Ikosi–Ejinrin LCDA.
Epe Insights reports that the meeting brought together Baales, Chiefs, Community Development Committees (CDC), members of the Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEAN), and other grassroots mobilizers within the council area.
The gathering provided an opportunity for discussions on the future of Epe Federal Constituency and the need for inclusive representation at the national level.
Stakeholders at the meeting openly declared their support for Anomo’s aspiration to represent Epe Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives.
The traditional leaders and community representatives described the aspirant as a grassroots politician with strong connections to the people and a clear understanding of local challenges.
During the engagement, discussions centered on development, accessibility, youth inclusion, infrastructure, and effective legislative representation.
Anomo used the meeting to highlight developmental projects and community-based initiatives carried out during his administration in Ikosi–Ejinrin LCDA.
According to him, his aspiration is rooted in service, collaboration, and a desire to facilitate sustainable development across communities within the constituency.
The stakeholders acknowledged ongoing projects and interventions within the LCDA, expressing confidence in his leadership capacity and ability to represent the constituency effectively at the federal level.
Community leaders at the gathering emphasized the importance of credible leadership, fairness, and people-oriented governance in future representation.
Several speakers noted that Anomo’s accessibility and relationship with residents have strengthened trust and confidence among grassroots stakeholders.
Leaders of the transport union also pledged their support, assuring the aspirant of wider mobilization efforts within their operational structures.
CDC representatives commended the consultative approach adopted by the aspirant, describing stakeholder engagement as vital to democratic participation and community development.
The meeting also featured discussions on youth empowerment, economic opportunities, and infrastructural needs within Epe Federal Constituency.
Stakeholders stressed the importance of electing representatives who understand the realities facing local communities and can effectively advocate for their interests.
Anomo appreciated the stakeholders for the warm reception and overwhelming support shown towards his aspiration.
He assured the gathering that his representation, if elected, would focus on empowerment programmes, quality legislation, constituency projects, and sustainable growth.
The aspirant further reaffirmed his commitment to maintaining close ties with traditional institutions, community leaders, and grassroots organizations.
Political observers described the meeting as another significant step in Anomo’s ongoing consultation and mobilization efforts ahead of the 2027 elections.
Residents and party supporters who attended the engagement expressed optimism about stronger community representation and increased development opportunities.
The consultation ended with renewed calls for unity, peaceful political participation, and collective efforts towards the advancement of Epe Federal Constituency.
As political activities continue to gather momentum across the constituency, stakeholder engagements remain central to shaping alliances and strengthening grassroots support ahead of the next general elections.
