The Zenith Labour Party (ZLP) candidate for Ibarapa Central/North Federal Constituency, Hon. Gabriel Timileyin Micheal, popularly known as GTMIKE, has taken his consultation tour to Igboora, Ibarapa Central Local Government Area of Oyo State, where he met with party leaders, executives and members ahead of the forthcoming elections.
The meeting, held on Tuesday, October 20, also provided an opportunity for the ZLP candidate to engage with the party’s councillorship candidates in Ibarapa Central ahead of the local government elections scheduled for December.
Addressing the party faithful, GTMIKE expressed appreciation for the warm reception, describing the visit as an opportunity to interact with party stakeholders and strengthen the party’s structure ahead of the local government and 2027 general elections.
He urged the councillorship candidates to intensify their campaigns and work together towards the party’s success in both local government and general elections.
The House of Representatives candidate also appealed to party members to support his ambition in 2027 and that of the Oyo South Senatorial candidate of the party, Olusegun Theophilus Oladimeji, popularly known as OTO, emphasising the need for collective efforts to advance the party’s electoral prospects.
While urging the party executives to strengthen grassroots mobilisation, GTMIKE donated ₦300,000 and other gifts to ZLP executives in Ibarapa Central to support the party’s activities ahead of the forthcoming elections.
Among the stakeholders present were Mr. Morawo, the Ibarapa Central ZLP chairman; Apostle Akintola Gbemileke Michael, the Ibarapa North party chairman; Mr. Ojo, the Ibarapa Central youth leader; Mr. Alabi Temidayo Olumide, the Ibarapa North youth leader; and Hon. Amolegbe Leke and Mr. Oyebade Oyebode, among others.
GTMIKE began the consultation tour a few days earlier in Ayete, Ibarapa North Local Government Area, where he met with party members, stakeholders, and community leaders as part of efforts to build support ahead of the 2027 general elections.