The Tinubu-Hamzat Epe Division Solidarity Front (THEDSF) has continued its strategic stakeholder consultations across Epe Division ahead of its formal inauguration and the 2027 general elections.
Epe Insights reports that the movement received strong assurances of support from prominent political stakeholders in Ibeju-Lekki during its latest engagement.
The delegation was led by the Director-General of THEDSF, Giwa Moshood Olasupo, who presented the vision and strategic objectives of the movement.
Olasupo highlighted the importance of youth participation in political processes and the need for effective grassroots mobilisation.
He explained that THEDSF is focused on strengthening engagement with communities and encouraging greater participation in civic and political activities.
The Director-General also emphasised the importance of building a well-organised grassroots structure across Epe Division.
According to him, meaningful political engagement requires consistent interaction with residents and stakeholders at the community level.
The consultation also provided an opportunity for the THEDSF leadership to seek guidance and support from experienced political stakeholders.
Alhaji Bode Oyedele Kachif welcomed the movement and expressed his support for its objectives.
Kachif offered strategic counsel to the delegation and pledged his backing for THEDSF’s activities across the division.
He encouraged the leadership to remain focused on its objectives while building strong relationships with stakeholders at the grassroots.
His support was described as an important boost to the movement’s ongoing consultations ahead of its formal inauguration.
The delegation also engaged Hon. Abdul Kabir Opeyemi Ogungbo as part of its stakeholder outreach in Ibeju-Lekki.
Ogungbo encouraged THEDSF to take its mobilisation efforts directly to the grassroots.
He stressed the importance of engaging communities and building support through sustained interaction with residents.
The political stakeholder also assured the movement of his support as it continues its activities across Epe Division.
His remarks further strengthened the assurances of backing received by the organisation during the consultation.
The engagement reflects THEDSF’s strategy of consulting political leaders and community stakeholders ahead of its formal inauguration.
The movement has continued to emphasise youth involvement as a key component of its grassroots strategy.
THEDSF believes that young people have an important role to play in political participation and community development.
The organisation is also seeking to create greater awareness and engagement ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Its consultations are aimed at building a stronger network of stakeholders and supporters across Epe Division.
The latest engagements in Ibeju-Lekki demonstrate the movement’s effort to establish connections with political actors across different communities.
THEDSF leadership said its approach would focus on structured mobilisation, stakeholder engagement and direct contact with residents.
The movement also seeks to encourage responsible political participation and stronger grassroots involvement.
For the organisation, effective mobilisation requires the support and cooperation of political leaders, community stakeholders and young people.
The backing received from Kachif and Ogungbo is expected to further strengthen the movement’s ongoing preparations.
THEDSF said it would continue its consultations with stakeholders in other parts of Epe Division.
The organisation is expected to intensify its grassroots engagements as preparations for its formal inauguration progress.
The movement also reiterated the importance of unity, discipline and constructive engagement as political activities increase ahead of 2027.
The stakeholder consultations provide an avenue for THEDSF to present its objectives while receiving guidance from established political figures.
With continued support from stakeholders, the organisation aims to expand its presence and mobilisation network across Epe Division.
The latest engagement in Ibeju-Lekki therefore marks another step in THEDSF’s preparations for its formal inauguration and wider grassroots activities.
