Oriontimes Newsroom| November 5, 2026
Oriontimes is set to host former Students' Union Government (SUG) President and political mobiliser, Rtr. Amb. Adeolu Timothy Olanrewaju Larry-Jay, in its studio tomorrow for an engaging conversation on his journey from campus activism to grassroots presidential mobilisation.
The anticipated engagement will explore his evolution from student union leadership to his current political engagement as the Osun State Coordinator of the PBAT Door-to-Door Movement, a grassroots political support organisation founded by High Chief Dr. Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo.
Larry-Jay is a Surveyor, Public Affairs Analyst, Youth Development and Peace Advocate, and Political Mobilizer. He is also the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Kingslarry Multi Purpose Nig. Ltd.
His leadership experience includes serving as President of the Students' Union Government (SUG) and Chairman of the Council of SUG Presidents in Osun State, roles through which he contributed to student representation, youth advocacy and leadership development.
The conversation is expected to examine the lessons of campus activism, the realities of political participation, the responsibilities of grassroots mobilisation and the place of young people in Nigeria's democratic process.
It will also provide an opportunity to discuss his perspective on governance, public policy, peace advocacy and sustainable national development.
From student leadership to contemporary political mobilisation, Larry-Jay's journey offers an interesting perspective on how youthful activism can evolve into broader political participation.
The forthcoming appearance forms part of Oriontimes' commitment to creating platforms for conversations with individuals whose experiences and public engagements contribute to discussions on leadership, governance and national development.

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