In a strong show of unity and grassroots mobilization, political stakeholders across the Kangu/Alasinrin/Esinrogunjo/Isale Jagun axis of Ilorin North West have unanimously endorsed Alasinrin Musbau as their preferred candidate for the Kwara State House of Assembly.
The endorsement event, held on Saturday, drew a broad cross-section of the community, including youth groups, women leaders, and traditional elders. Participants cited Musbau’s leadership qualities, integrity, and commitment to community development as key reasons for their collective decision.
Speakers at the gathering praised his longstanding involvement in initiatives aimed at youth empowerment and support for women-led programs. They also described him as a unifying figure capable of bridging divides and effectively representing the interests of Ilorin North West constituents.
“This endorsement is not just political; it reflects our shared belief in a leader who has consistently demonstrated service, accountability, and dedication to the people,” a community representative said during the event.
A youth leader at the forum noted that Musbau’s track record distinguishes him from other aspirants. “We have seen his impact over time. He leads not just by words but through actions. He understands our needs and is prepared to serve,” he said.
Women leaders present also expressed confidence in Musbau’s ability to promote inclusive policies that would enhance economic opportunities and social welfare across the constituency. Meanwhile, community elders highlighted his respect for tradition, humility, and commitment to the area’s development.
The endorsement is seen as a significant step ahead of the forthcoming elections, signaling growing grassroots support for Musbau’s ambition. Observers say the development positions him as a strong contender in the race for the Ilorin North West seat in the Kwara State House of Assembly.
The event concluded with a unified call for continued support, as stakeholders urged residents of the constituency to rally behind what they described as a credible and people-oriented candidate.
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