All is now set for a defining moment in the political landscape of Akinyele Constituency 1 as Hon. Kayode Ejidiran prepares to officially declare his intention to contest for the Akinyele State Constituency 1 seat in the Oyo State House of Assembly in 2027 under the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

The much anticipated declaration ceremony, scheduled to hold on Friday, 24th April 2026, is already generating conversations across the constituency, with many describing it as the beginning of a people driven movement rooted in hope, courage, and inclusivity.

In a heartfelt invitation message addressed to leaders, elders, youths, and residents of the constituency,Hon Kayode Ejidiran positions himself not as a man of privilege or overwhelming resources, but as a true son of the soil who understands the everyday struggles of the people. His words resonate deeply with a growing number of constituents who feel disconnected from the traditional structures of power. By embracing the identity of “the son of nobody,” he projects a message of possibility, that leadership is not reserved for a select few but attainable through determination, unity, and shared purpose.

The declaration, billed to take place at the APC Ward 5 Party Office in Isale Awero, Moniya, Ibadan, is more than a routine political event. It is being framed as a symbolic stand against political exclusion and a rallying point for those whose voices have long gone unheard.Hon Kayode Ejidiran’s message underscores a collective struggle, one that speaks to delayed dreams, underserved communities, and the urgent need for a system that works for everyone. His call is clear: this is not just about ambition, but about transformation.

Observers note that the tone of his declaration reflects a broader shift in grassroots politics, where emphasis is increasingly placed on representation, accessibility, and authenticity. By calling for unity and active participation, Ejidiran is not only challenging the status quo but also inviting the people to become stakeholders in shaping their own future. His campaign slogan, “ITURA ’27, The son of nobody will become somebody,” encapsulates a narrative that many find both relatable and inspiring.

As the date draws near, expectations continue to build, with supporters and political watchers alike eager to witness what could mark the beginning of a new chapter in Akinyele’s political journey. The event promises to be a convergence of aspirations, a declaration of intent, and a bold step toward redefining leadership in the constituency. For many, it is not just about one man’s ambition, it is about a collective rise and the possibility of a more inclusive tomorrow.