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APC UK Diaspora Stages Massive London Rally for Governorship Candidate AMBO

APC UK Diaspora Stages Massive London Rally for Governorship Candidate AMBO

Support for the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Osun State, Asiwaju Bola Oyebamiji (AMBO), has extended beyond Nigeria’s borders as APC supporters and Osun indigenes living in the United Kingdom staged a massive solidarity rally in London.

The diaspora gathering brought together key executives of the APC UK Chapter, prominent Osun state indigenes, and youth groups across the United Kingdom. Participants rallied in support of AMBO’s candidacy, describing him as the most qualified candidate to restore economic growth, administrative competence, and infrastructural progress to Osun State.

Organizers at the rally highlighted Oyebamiji’s extensive background in banking and corporate finance, alongside his public service experience as a former Commissioner for Finance in Osun State. They argued that his proven economic blueprint makes him uniquely suited to navigate the state’s financial demands and attract foreign investment.

“AMBO represents the steady hands, financial discipline, and visionary leadership that Osun State urgently requires at this critical juncture,” declared leaders of the APC UK Chapter during the rally. “We in the diaspora are not just watching from afar—we are actively organizing, funding, and mobilizing our families and communities back home to ensure a victory at the polls.”

Recognizing the influential role of the diaspora, the group outlined plans to deploy targeted grassroots campaigns, digital mobilization tools, and voter education initiatives across all 30 local government areas in Osun State.

As election fever mounts back home, the UK chapter called on all APC members, party loyalists, and undecided voters across Osun State to unite behind Asiwaju Bola Oyebamiji, emphasizing that party cohesion remains the ultimate key to victory.

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