2027 Presidency: ADC Leaders Meet in Epe, Review Grassroots Strategies
By Sultan Teslim
Hon. Babatunde Olanrewaju urges party members to unite under ADC umbrella, unveils grassroots mobilisation plans
The African Democratic Congress, ADC, in Epe, Lagos State, has commenced a fresh round of strategic engagements ahead of the 2027 general elections, as key stakeholders of the party gathered to strengthen the party’s grassroots structure and prepare for the forthcoming presidential election.
The critical stakeholders’ meeting brought together ADC candidates, local government executives, ward chairmen, party leaders and representatives from various wards within the Epe political structure.
The meeting, which was centred on strategy, mobilisation and internal coordination, provided an opportunity for stakeholders to review political activities across the wards and discuss measures to position the party for a stronger showing in the 2027 elections.
Ward representatives give situation reports
A major feature of the meeting was the presentation of reports by representatives from the various wards.
The representatives briefed the gathering on developments within their respective wards, giving accounts of ongoing activities, grassroots mobilisation, party organisation and the general political situation in their areas.
The reports provided the stakeholders with an opportunity to compare experiences across the different wards and identify areas where further efforts and coordination would be required.
The meeting also reinforced the importance of having functional ward structures capable of maintaining regular contact with party members and engaging residents at the grassroots.
Hon. Babatunde Olanrewaju outlines grassroots strategy
Speaking at the meeting, Hon. Babatunde Olanrewaju presented his plans for strengthening political activities and mobilisation within his area.
Olanrewaju explained the approach being adopted in his ward and encouraged other wards to consider adopting similar strategies, where applicable, to improve their level of organisation and grassroots engagement.
According to him, effective political mobilisation should not be restricted to the period immediately preceding an election, but should involve consistent engagement with members and the wider community.
He urged the various ward structures to develop practical and sustainable strategies that could help deepen the party’s presence across Epe ahead of the 2027 elections



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