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Every official statement from 32 Road by 3rd Avenue, FESTAC Town, Amuwo-Odofin LGA, curated community coverage of Constituency I, and rapid-response notes — published only after executive review.

Campaign HQ · 32 Road1 November 2026

Volunteer registration opens across all four wards

Residents of Festac I, Festac II, Festac III and Mile 2 can now register as volunteers or polling-unit supporters directly on olawestern.ng/join.

The Ola Western campaign is grassroots by design, and the movement now has the tools to organise like one. Volunteer registration is open constituency-wide: supporters choose their ward, their street and their polling unit code, and flag the issue they care about most — roads, drainage, market and SME support, community security, youth and sports, or street lighting. Every registration is processed under the Nigeria Data Protection Act (2023) with explicit consent, and ward captains follow up directly on WhatsApp.

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Campaign HQ · 32 Road1 November 2026

Pre-office service record published ahead of the general election

A verifiable ledger of Ola Western’s community work in Festac I–III and Mile 2 — before he ever sought elective office — is now published at olawestern.ng/impact.

Before the ballot, there is the record. The campaign has published a categorized ledger of service spanning youth football tournament sponsorship, vigilante patrol logistics and estate safety support, advocacy with council leadership on the rehabilitation of 23 Road, and direct intervention for persons with disabilities and vulnerable residents. Ward-by-ward, the entries name where the work happened so any resident can verify it. Additional entries with documentation can be submitted to the media desk at 32 Road HQ.

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Campaign HQ · 32 Road1 November 2026

Ola Western campaign opens public Truth Room

The campaign media desk has launched a permanent fact-checking desk at olawestern.ng/truth-room where every claim circulating in FESTAC Town and Mile 2 is answered with evidence.

Amuwo-Odofin Constituency I deserves politics that can be checked. Today the Ola Western campaign opened the Truth Room — a public ledger of verified facts and debunked claims, each ruling linked to the documents behind it. Rumours and questions can be submitted through the Ask Ola channel; the media team at 32 Road HQ reviews every submission and publishes a ruling when an issue is significant enough for the whole constituency. Nothing is published in the Truth Room without executive approval and evidence on file.

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