In a time when politics feels tired and disconnected, a fresh wind is blowing through Okitipupa/Irele Federal Constituency.
Born not just of flesh but of purpose, Likoja is not your everyday aspirant. He is a movement. A signal to the old guard that the age of political recycling is over, and that the time has come for competence, connection, and courage.
His voice doesn’t echo the tired clichés of traditional politics; it roars with innovation, with energy, and with a readiness to rewrite the narrative of Okitipupa/Irele Federal Constituency.
As a young man who has lived the experience of joblessness, poor infrastructure, and dwindling hope, he represents more than a campaign; he is the lived reality of the people he seeks to serve.
Hon. Olujimi’s approach is refreshingly inclusive. His blueprint is drawn not in marble halls, but in the dusty streets of Ayeka, in the classrooms of Lutako, and in the voices of market women in Ajagba.
He is not coming with promises wrapped in ambiguity, but with practical, people-centered solutions; education, trade, infrastructure development, agriculture, care for the elderly, youth empowerment and healthcare.
Likoja isn’t just campaigning for votes; he’s building a community of thinkers, dreamers, and doers.
To the old establishment, he is a disruption. To the forgotten youth, he is a hope reborn. To Okitipupa/Irele Federal Constituency, he is the answer we didn’t know we could still demand.
In Likoja, we don’t just see a candidate, we see a symbol of possibility, a beacon of youthful excellence, and a fighter ready to deliver true democratic dividends.
The question is no longer “Can we dare to believe again?”
The question is: Can we afford not to?
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JAF 4 MHR Okitupupa/Irele Federal Constituency