YPM Fixes October 30 for Mega Rally in Support of Senator Adeola

 YPM Fixes October 30 for Mega Rally in Support of Senator Adeola

By The Editor,

The Yayi Progressives Movement (YPM) has fixed Friday, October 30, 2026, for its Ogun-East Mega Rally in support of Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, popularly known as Yayi.

The movement announced the change in a statement issued to journalists on Tuesday through its Media and Publicity Department, explaining that the rally, initially scheduled for Wednesday, October 28, had been moved to Friday, October 30.

According to the statement, the venue and time of the programme remain unchanged, with the mega rally scheduled to commence at 11:00 a.m. at the previously announced location.

The movement explained that the decision to reschedule the event was informed by the need for further coordination and fine-tuning of arrangements to ensure its smooth and orderly conduct.

YPM regretted any inconvenience the adjustment might cause members, supporters and other stakeholders, while appreciating their patience, understanding and continued cooperation.

The statement also confirmed that the solidarity trek preceding the rally would begin at 7:00 a.m. at Mobalufon Under Bridge, Ijebu-Ode. Accreditation procedures would be conducted as part of the exercise.

Participants were advised to arrive early and cooperate with designated officials to facilitate an orderly process throughout the activities.

The movement reiterated its commitment to unity, coordination, mutual understanding and constructive engagement among its members and stakeholders, stressing the importance of collective efforts towards achieving its objectives.

YPM urged all members, supporters and well-wishers to take note of the revised date and make the necessary adjustments to their schedules to ensure their participation in the programme.

The Ogun-East Mega Rally forms part of the movement's political mobilisation activities in support of Senator Adeola, who represents Ogun West Senatorial District in the National Assembly and is popularly known as Yayi.

The movement expressed appreciation to its supporters and stakeholders for their understanding, while reaffirming its commitment to ensuring the successful conduct of the rally on the new date.