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BOA Receives Strong Backing from Osun Youths as 2026 Governorship Election Approaches



The immediate past Deputy Governor of Osun State, His Excellency, Atayese Benedict Olugboyega Alabi (BOA), on Sunday warmly received a delegation of Progressive Youths and Comrades from across Osun State, who have proudly identified themselves as the “BOA Ambassadors.” The meeting, held at his residence in Osogbo, further reaffirmed Alabi’s towering influence and enduring appeal among the youth and political stakeholders in the state.



The BOA Ambassadors are a vibrant coalition of grassroots comrades who have voluntarily resolved to unite their efforts to promote, project, and propagate the inspiring political ideals of Benedict Olugboyega Alabi. Their formation signals a strong belief in BOA’s visionary leadership and his capacity to drive progressive governance in Osun State.

During the solidarity visit, the group accompanied by their surveillance and strategic mobilization team openly pledged their unwavering loyalty and expressed their deep commitment to Alabi’s political cause. They emphasized their readiness to work tirelessly towards the realization of BOA’s political aspirations, especially as the All Progressives Congress (APC) intensifies consultations ahead of the 2026 Osun Governorship Election.

Speaking on behalf of the delegation, the team highlighted that their people across various communities are not only aligned with BOA’s vision but are also eager and prepared to move forward under his leadership. They assured him that the message of hope and renewed progress he represents is already resonating powerfully at the grassroots level.

In his heartfelt response, Benedict Olugboyega Alabi expressed profound gratitude for their visit, describing their commitment, loyalty, and grassroots mobilization efforts as highly inspiring. He noted that their readiness to work for the advancement of the state fills him with renewed strength and determination to continue championing the cause of good governance.

BOA, a symbol of humility, capacity, and progressive leadership, affirmed that with the collective zeal and dedication of the BOA Ambassadors and other well-meaning citizens, the future of Osun State remains bright and full of endless possibilities. He urged them to remain steadfast and united as the journey towards a greater Osun continues.

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