The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate for the Oyo South Senatorial District seat, Honourable Bolanle Aminat Sarumi-Aliyu (BASA), has extended her warmest congratulations to His Excellency, Barrister Hazeem Gbolarunmi, former Deputy Governor of Oyo State, following his resounding victory at yesterday’s PDP gubernatorial primary election. In a statement issued on Monday by her Special Assistant on Media and Strategy, Oluseye Akanmu, Honourable Sarumi-Aliyu described Barrister Gbolarunmi’s emergence as a victory for democracy, grassroots political engagement, and the collective aspirations of the PDP family across the state. "His Excellency, Barrister Hazeem Gbolarunmi's triumph at the primary election is a testament to his long-standing dedication to our great party, his extensive political experience, and his profound connection with the people. This victory marks the beginning of a unified march toward sustained progress and equity in Oyo State," BASA stated. BASA also expressed her deep gratitude to the people of Oyo State, with special emphasis on the executives, delegates, and loyal party faithful from the Oyo South Senatorial District, who trooped out en masse to cast their votes and secure a decisive victory for Barrister Gbolarunmi. "I am deeply moved by the incredible show of solidarity and strength from our structures, particularly within Oyo South. Our people did not just show up; they trooped out in overwhelming numbers to stand by a leader they trust. This mass turnout reflects our district's pivotal role in shaping the political direction of our state. I thank you all for your resilience, loyalty, and firm commitment to the party's democratic ideals." As the party transitions into the general election campaign phase, BASA urged all party stakeholders, aspirants, and supporters to unite behind Barrister Gbolarunmi to ensure a sweeping victory for the PDP across all levels in the state. Post navigation We Are Reclaiming Oyo In 2027- Gbolarumi Boasts After Primary Victory AKK’s Statesmanship Shines as He Backs Senator Alli, Still Finishes 6th Among 11 Aspirants — A Strong Signal for Oyo’s Future Leadership