It was jubilation in Ise/Orun yesterday as the African Democratic Congress (ADC) gubernatorial aspirant, Otunba Olumuyiwa Babalola, returned home to meet party faithfuls in a carnival-like meeting that reaffirmed ADC’s growing influence across Ekiti State.
The son of the soil was welcomed with open arms by teeming supporters, as the town came alive with drumming, dancing, and celebration. The procession through the streets of Ise/Orun symbolized unity and the rising hope of a people determined to chart a new course for Ekiti.
Addressing the gathering, Otunba Babalola called on ADC members and supporters to spread the good news of the party’s vision for transformation, good governance, and inclusive leadership.
He charged citizens to take the crucial step of collecting their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs), describing it as the true power of the people.
“Without your PVC, you can not exercise your democratic right. This is our time to shape the destiny of Ekiti. Go out, mobilize your neighbors, and let us show that ADC is the future.
Together, we will deliver a government that serves the people,” he declared to thunderous applause.
Otunba Babalola’s homecoming to Ise/Orun marks a key moment in his statewide consultations, cementing his grassroots connection and underscoring his commitment to building a movementroot the people’s will.
The ADC continues to position itself as the credible alternative in Ekiti State, offering leadership anchored on integrity, innovation, and collective progress
