Ajadi Projected for 2031 Presidency by Kebbi Coordinator
The Kebbi State Coordinator of the Ajadi Rescue Movement, Abubakar Musa Argungu, has publicly projected Olufemi Ajadi, the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) Senatorial Candidate for Oyo Central Senatorial District, as a future president of Nigeria in 2031. Argungu made the remarks while issuing a birthday congratulatory message for Ajadi on Monday, July 20, praising his humanitarian record and inclusive leadership that has attracted followers across multiple states.
Growing National Support for Ajadi
In a statement sent to Legit.ng, Argungu said the expansion of the Ajadi Rescue Movement across Nigeria is evidence that citizens are actively searching for a different kind of leadership. He urged members of the movement nationwide to stay united behind Ajadi's vision and to actively promote his senatorial campaign ahead of the 2027 elections.
“On behalf of the entire Ajadi Rescue Movement in Kebbi State, I heartily congratulate our national leader, Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, on his birthday. Your life has become a source of hope to countless Nigerians through your humanitarian services and inclusive leadership,” Argungu said.
He added: “I pray that Almighty Allah grants you long life, excellent health, greater wisdom and abundant prosperity. May He grant you victory in your quest to represent Oyo Central Senatorial District in the Senate in 2027.”
Senate as Stepping Stone to Presidency
Beyond the 2027 race, Argungu projected a presidential future for Ajadi, suggesting that a successful stint in the Senate would position him for a national mandate. “After your successful tenure in the Senate, I strongly believe Nigeria will call on you for greater national service. I pray that you will contest the 2031 presidential election and emerge victorious, so you can extend your developmental vision to every part of our country,” he said.
The Kebbi coordinator framed the movement's work as a long-term project centred on mobilising grassroots support for Ajadi's political aspirations, beginning with the senatorial contest and looking ahead to a possible presidential campaign.
Context on Insecurity and Tinubu
Legit.ng earlier reported that President Bola Tinubu was told to resign immediately over growing insecurity in Nigeria, particularly the recent school abduction in Oyo State. APM chieftain Olufemi Ajadi condemned the government's inaction following the incident, emphasising the need for accountability. Ajadi also called for stronger collaboration and decentralisation in security operations to combat rising violence and crime.
