As political activities gather momentum ahead of the 2027 general elections, the people of Oyo Federal Constituency—comprising Afijio, Atiba, Oyo East, and Oyo West Local Government Areas—are looking beyond political rhetoric in search of a representative who possesses the vision, capacity, and commitment to deliver quality representation. In that conversation, one name continues to attract growing attention: Hon. Afolabi Idris Olanrewaju (ALOMA), the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate for the House of Representatives.
ALOMA’s aspiration is driven by a vision of inclusive development and effective representation. His campaign is built on promoting youth and women empowerment, improving access to quality education, attracting federal projects, creating economic opportunities, strengthening infrastructure, and ensuring that every community across the constituency benefits from purposeful leadership at the National Assembly.
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Beyond his political ambition, ALOMA has continued to engage party faithful, community leaders, traditional institutions, professionals, women, and young people across the constituency. His consultative style of leadership reflects a belief that lasting development can only be achieved through unity, collaboration, and a genuine understanding of the needs and aspirations of the people.
As the 2027 election approaches, many constituents believe the time has come to elect a representative who will not only speak for Oyo Federal Constituency in Abuja but also work tirelessly to attract meaningful development and provide accountable, accessible, and people-centred leadership. For many supporters, ALOMA represents that opportunity for a fresh beginning.
With growing confidence among supporters and increasing acceptance across the constituency, the PDP candidate continues to emerge as a symbol of hope for a more prosperous and better-represented Oyo Federal Constituency. For many, the message is simple and unmistakable: ALOMA Is Okay!
