
The Future Is Ours. Change Is Inevitable.
A movement for Oriade and Obokun built around participation, public responsibility and a new direction for federal representation.
The road to 2027 is being organised around people, participation and place.
In August 2026, Pelumi Olajengbesi publicly called for volunteers, young and old, to join what he described as a shared journey for Oriade/Obokun. In the weeks that followed, ITURA 2027 became a recurring public identity around his House of Representatives bid.
The campaign now sits at the intersection of his Ijebu-Jesa roots, his Accord candidacy, constituency engagement and a growing volunteer structure coordinated around the two local government areas and supporters beyond Osun.
The Ijesa North Contract
Pelumi Olajengbesi has announced a forthcoming manifesto and development agenda for Oriade/Obokun Federal Constituency, describing it as a statement of what representation should mean and the future he believes is possible for Ijesa North.
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ITURA 2027 is building a volunteer community of people ready to contribute their time, skills and ideas to the Oriade/Obokun movement.
The numbers showed a constituency in motion.
In the August 15, 2026 Osun governorship election, Accord polled 21,343 votes in Oriade and 12,023 in Obokun. Across the two local governments combined, Accord led the APC by 2,383 votes.
These were governorship-election figures, not votes cast for Pelumi Olajengbesi. They form part of the wider political context ahead of 2027.Follow the movement.
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The future is a shared responsibility.
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