Comrade Ogunolu Samsideen, has formally announced the launch of the Pelumi Olajengbesi Jacob (POJ) Youths and Students Movement to mobilize support for his 2027 House of Representatives election for the Oriade–Obokun Federal Constituency, Osun state.
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Barr. Pelumi Olajengbesi Jacob, a former Students’ Union Government President of the University of Abuja and a legal practitioner, is widely regarded as a committed advocate for youth empowerment and grassroots development. His consistent engagement with youths and community-focused initiatives across Osun State has earned him recognition as a credible and progressive leader.
The movement described his aspiration as a collective project of youths and students who believe in purposeful representation and inclusive governance. Members expressed confidence in his capacity to deliver effective representation at the National Assembly, based on his track record of service and leadership.
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Declaring the movement open, the Convener, Comrade Ambassador Ogunolu Samsideen Opeyemi, called on all youths and students, both at home and in the diaspora, indigene and non-indigene, to unite and actively support the POJ vision toward a successful 2027 election.
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