Adekanmbi unveils manifesto website, puts governance plans up for public scrutiny

The governorship candidate of the Allied Peoples’ Movement (APM) in Oyo State, Hon. Bimbo Adekanmbi, has unveiled a dedicated manifesto website to enable residents to examine and scrutinise his proposed governance agenda ahead of the 2027 governorship election.

The platform, accessible at bimbo-adekanmbi.com, features his governance blueprint, tagged Omititun 3.0: Continuity, Competence and Community, alongside information about his political vision and development priorities.

According to the campaign council, the initiative is designed to deepen public engagement by giving residents, stakeholders and other interested members of the public direct access to Adekanmbi’s policy proposals and plans for the state.

The blueprint is anchored on three principles: continuity, competence and community participation.
While continuity focuses on building on existing development efforts and addressing identified gaps, competence emphasises the experience and capacity required to tackle challenges and deliver measurable results.

The community component, according to the campaign, seeks to ensure that development projects, opportunities and government services reach communities across the state.

The website contains sections including About Bimbo, Omititun 3.0, Why Bimbo and Manifesto, providing information about the candidate and his proposed approach to governance.

In a statement, the Director of Communication and Spokesperson of the Oyo State APM Governorship Campaign Council, Yinka Oladoyinbo, said an abridged version of the manifesto had been published on the website, while the full document would be released soon.

He said the publication would enable residents of Oyo State and Nigerians generally to understand the development programmes proposed for implementation under the candidate’s Omititun 3.0 agenda.

Oladoyinbo added that making the manifesto available would give members of the public an opportunity to scrutinise the proposals and prepare for constructive engagement with the candidate.

The campaign council described the website as part of Adekanmbi’s digital engagement strategy, intended to make his policy direction accessible to voters ahead of the election.