The political momentum behind Engineer Femi Sanni, popularly known as ARABA, continues to gather strength across Kwara State as more grassroots groups and strategic political caucuses openly identify with his vision for 2027. In another major boost to his growing governorship ambition, the Hassada Progressive Caucus in Ilorin West Local Government has officially reaffirmed its unwavering support for the ARABA movement.
This endorsement is far from symbolic. The Hassada Progressive Caucus remains one of the most respected grassroots political structures within Ilorin West, known for its deep community reach, strong ward level coordination, and consistent mobilisation strength during elections. Their support signals more than political goodwill; it reflects growing confidence in ARABA’s leadership capacity and acceptance among the people.
Political observers within the state have described the development as another clear indication that the ARABA project is steadily transforming into a statewide movement driven by genuine grassroots conviction rather than elite imposition. While several aspirants are still navigating consultations and internal alignments, Engineer Femi Sanni continues to attract structured support from influential blocs, community stakeholders, youth groups, artisans, traders, and progressive minded political actors across Kwara.
According to leaders of the caucus, their decision to reaffirm support for ARABA was based on his demonstrated competence, accessibility, and people oriented leadership style. They noted that Kwara requires a leader who understands governance beyond rhetoric someone capable of uniting diverse interests while pursuing inclusive development across all senatorial districts.
The endorsement from Ilorin West further strengthens the growing political wave already visible in other parts of the state. From Central to Kwara South and parts of Kwara North, support structures are increasingly aligning behind the ARABA vision. What initially began as a growing political aspiration is now evolving into a coordinated grassroots movement powered by volunteers, caucuses, stakeholders, and ordinary citizens who believe the state deserves purposeful and pragmatic leadership.
For many supporters, the appeal of ARABA lies not only in political calculations but in the perception of preparedness, humility, and capacity to connect with people at every level. His emergence continues to resonate among youths, professionals, market associations, and grassroots party faithfuls who are seeking a new direction built on inclusiveness, development, and sustainable progress.
As the political atmosphere ahead of 2027 gradually takes shape, the message from Ilorin West is loud and unmistakable: the ARABA movement is expanding, the support base is consolidating, and the march toward Government House is steadily gaining momentum.
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