There are leaders who campaign with words, and there are leaders who campaign with their work. In Kabba Bunu/ Ijumu, the difference has become unmistakably clear. Over the past months, a quiet revolution has taken root — not the kind driven by noise or theatrics, but one powered by visible progress and genuine connection with the people.
At the centre of this renewed confidence stands Hon Arc Salman Idris, a representative whose approach to leadership has redefined what public service should look like. His guiding philosophy, Tiwantiwa, has evolved from a slogan into a shared identity. It speaks to belonging. It speaks to ownership. It speaks to a constituency finally experiencing representation that feels personal and authentic.
Walk through the communities and you will hear the same story told in different voices.
The traders in Kabba speak of accessibility.
The farmers in Bunu speak of support.
The youth in Ijumu speak of hope.
The elders speak of respect restored.
This is not accidental. It is the product of intentional leadership — leadership that listens, leadership that acts, leadership that shows up.
The people have watched closely. They have measured promises against performance. They have compared expectations with outcomes. And today, they speak with one voice: this is the kind of representation worth sustaining.
As 2027 approaches, the atmosphere is shifting from satisfaction to determination. The people are not just celebrating what has been done; they are protecting the momentum. They are guarding the progress. They are insisting that the journey must continue.
Because when a leader honours the trust of the people, the people respond with loyalty.
When a mandate is respected, it is renewed.
When a representative becomes “truly our own,” the bond becomes unbreakable.
On behalf of citizens who believe in continuity, stability and genuine service, Babayemi Vanguard proudly aligns with the people of Kabba Bunu/ Ijumu in supporting Hon Arc Salman Idris. His work speaks. His impact resonates. His commitment is evident.
The future is calling, and the people are ready to answer with one voice.
Tiwantiwa today. Tiwantiwa tomorrow. Tiwantiwa always.
