The political momentum behind Engineer Femi Sanni, popularly known as ARABA, has continued to gain significant traction across Kwara State as more grassroots groups and influential political caucuses openly align with his growing 2027 governorship aspiration.
In a fresh boost to the expanding ARABA movement, the Hassada Progressive Caucus in Ilorin West Local Government Area has officially reaffirmed its unwavering support for the engineer turned politician, describing him as a leader with the capacity to unite the state and deliver inclusive development.
The endorsement is widely regarded as a major political development, considering the strategic influence of the caucus within Ilorin West politics. The group is known for its strong grassroots mobilisation, effective ward level coordination, and consistent electoral influence over the years.
Political observers in the state have described the latest endorsement as another indication that the ARABA project is gradually evolving into a formidable statewide movement driven by grassroots acceptance and popular conviction rather than elite political imposition.
While several political aspirants are still engaged in consultations and internal alignments ahead of the 2027 elections, Engineer Femi Sanni continues to attract support from various political blocs, community stakeholders, youth groups, artisans, traders, and progressive minded actors across the state.
Speaking on behalf of the caucus, leaders of the group said their decision to reaffirm support for ARABA was based on his demonstrated competence, accessibility, humility, and people oriented leadership style.
According to them, Kwara State requires a leader who understands governance beyond political rhetoric and possesses the ability to unite diverse interests while pursuing sustainable and inclusive development across the three senatorial districts.
The development in Ilorin West further strengthens the growing political wave already visible in parts of Kwara Central, Kwara South, and sections of Kwara North, where support structures are increasingly identifying with the ARABA vision.
What began as a political aspiration, observers say, is now gradually transforming into a coordinated grassroots movement powered by volunteers, political caucuses, stakeholders, and ordinary citizens who believe the state deserves purposeful and pragmatic leadership.
For many supporters, the appeal of Engineer Femi Sanni lies not only in political calculations but also in the perception of preparedness, competence, and his ability to connect with people across different social and political backgrounds.
His growing popularity continues to resonate among youths, professionals, market associations, and grassroots party faithfuls seeking a new direction anchored on inclusiveness, development, and sustainable progress.
As political activities ahead of the 2027 general elections continue to gather momentum, the message emerging from Ilorin West appears increasingly clear: the ARABA movement is expanding steadily, its support base is consolidating, and the journey toward the Kwara Government House is gradually gaining momentum.
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