OJU
2027
News &
Updates
October 9, 2026
Youth football in AMAC Bwari is a development issue, not a pastime. Young people already gather around the game every weekend. Here is what a 22-ward tournament can open up for them, and what it cannot replace.
October 1, 2026
Nigeria turns 66 today. In this Independence Day message to the people of AMAC and Bwari, Olufemi James Urrah reflects on pride, impatience and the three values, Ownership, Justice and Unity, that should guide what comes next.
August 22, 2026
More than 400 residents benefited from a comprehensive free medical outreach organised by Hon. Engr. Olufemi James Urrah and his team, providing essential healthcare services, screenings, consultations, and medical support across communities in AMAC/BWARI.
July 14, 2026
Environmental sustainability is essential to healthier, safer and more resilient communities across AMAC and Bwari, with priorities including waste management, drainage, green spaces and responsible development.
June 12, 2026
As Nigeria commemorates Democracy Day 2026, Hon. Engr. Olufemi James Urrah reflects on the historic June 12, 1993 election won by the Social Democratic Party and calls for renewed commitment to democratic values, accountability, and people-centered leadership.
May 29, 2026
A manifesto without a budget is just a wish list. Discover how Hon. Engr. Olufemi James Urrah’s OJU 2027 campaign is applying rigorous engineering discipline to governance. Explore the fully costed, independently vetted, and transparently tracked blueprint designed to deliver real, measurable results for the AMAC/Bwari constituency.
May 24, 2026
Following a decisive victory at the Social Democratic Party (SDP) primary election, Hon. Engr. Olufemi James Urrah has officially emerged as the party's candidate for the AMAC/BWARI Federal Constituency seat in the 2027 General Elections, marking a significant milestone in a grassroots-driven political movement.
May 7, 2026
Hon. Engr. Olufemi James Urrah officially declares for the AMAC/BWARI House of Representatives seat under the SDP, launching the OJU 2027 movement and unveiling a six-pillar agenda focused on jobs, education, healthcare, infrastructure, security, and women empowerment.