by OTO media
Otunba Mrs Gbemisola Oredipe joined other prominent women political stakeholders from across Ogun State at the Ogun State Political Women Stakeholders Forum held on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, at the June 12 Cultural Centre, Kuto, Abeokuta.
She attended the gathering accompanied by *Lady Ronke Adeniran, Mrs Iyabo Onadipe and Mrs Alaba Mosuro*, joining other women leaders and stakeholders for discussions centred on political participation, collective engagement, women’s representation and their contributions to the state’s political development ahead of the 2027 general elections.
*Otunba Mrs Gbemisola Oredipe, wife of Otunba Tunji Oredipe, convener of the OTO for Yayi movement*, was among the women who participated in the gathering, which provided a platform for networking, interaction and conversations on strengthening women’s involvement in the political process.
The forum, organised by the *Ogun State First Lady, Mrs Bamidele Abiodun*, was held under the theme, *”Stronger Together: Women Unite for Victory.”* It brought together women from different political and social backgrounds to discuss the importance of unity, inclusion and greater participation in governance and political decision-making.
In her remarks, the *Deputy Governor of Ogun State, Engr. Noimot Salako-Oyedele*, advocated increased opportunities for women in political appointments and leadership positions. She also highlighted the importance of addressing grassroots development concerns, including employment, roads, markets and schools.
The First Lady, Mrs Bamidele Abiodun, equally emphasised unity, collective responsibility and the need for women to become more actively involved in shaping political decisions and electoral outcomes.
For Otunba Mrs Gbemisola Oredipe and her companions, the gathering offered an opportunity to engage with other women stakeholders on issues surrounding political solidarity, representation and the place of women in shaping the future of Ogun State.
Her participation, alongside Lady Ronke Adeniran, Mrs Iyabo Onadipe and Mrs Alaba Mosuro, further highlighted the importance of women’s presence and involvement in conversations that shape political organisation and public life.
The forum’s theme, “Stronger Together: Women Unite for Victory,” aptly captured the message of the occasion, reinforcing the significance of unity, collaboration and active participation among women stakeholders.
OTO MEDIA
