GEM Taps Elder Oyin Ajirotutu Zubair as Chairman of the Day for Kwara South Induction
Published on September 27, 2026 at 09:50 PM • Public Broadcast
GEM TAPS ELDER OYIN AJIROTUTU ZUBAIR AS CHAIRMAN OF THE DAY FOR KWARA SOUTH INDUCTION
The leadership of the Golden Era Movement (GEM) is pleased to announce Elder Oyin Ajirotutu Zubair as the Chairman of the Day at the forthcoming GEM Kwara South Coordinators’ Induction Programme, scheduled to hold on October 3, 2026.
The appointment adds an experienced community voice to an event designed to formally induct and strengthen GEM’s grassroots coordinating structures across Kwara South. Elder Zubair’s longstanding involvement in community affairs, rural development and security advocacy aligns with the broader emphasis of the programme on citizen participation, community engagement and sustainable development.
A respected community leader from Igbaja, Kwara State, Elder Zubair is a trained reporter and publisher who has maintained a longstanding record of engagement in community development and public affairs across Igbomina and Kwara South.
He currently serves as Coordinator of the Joint Security Watch, Kwara South, where he has been actively involved in advocacy and engagements concerning the security and protection of rural communities, livelihoods and residents. His work has included interactions around the impact of insecurity on communities and the need for greater attention to the safety and welfare of rural populations.
Elder Zubair has also provided community perspectives on the security situation in Owa-Onire and other affected communities in Ifelodun, including the displacement of residents and the disruption of rural livelihoods. His engagement in these matters has contributed to broader conversations around rural insecurity and community resilience in Kwara South.
Beyond security advocacy, Elder Zubair is one of the key promoters of the Igbomina Mobile Clinic, an initiative that has provided medical support and succour to tens of thousands of beneficiaries across Igbomina land and beyond. His involvement in the initiative further reflects his commitment to community welfare and grassroots development.
As Chairman of the Day, Elder Zubair will bring to the occasion a wealth of experience in community leadership, public affairs, grassroots engagement and advocacy. His participation is expected to enrich the gathering and reinforce the importance of experienced community voices in building responsive and inclusive grassroots structures.
The leadership of the Golden Era Movement (GEM) is pleased to announce Elder Oyin Ajirotutu Zubair as the Chairman of the Day at the forthcoming GEM Kwara South Coordinators’ Induction Programme, scheduled to hold on October 3, 2026.
The appointment adds an experienced community voice to an event designed to formally induct and strengthen GEM’s grassroots coordinating structures across Kwara South. Elder Zubair’s longstanding involvement in community affairs, rural development and security advocacy aligns with the broader emphasis of the programme on citizen participation, community engagement and sustainable development.
A respected community leader from Igbaja, Kwara State, Elder Zubair is a trained reporter and publisher who has maintained a longstanding record of engagement in community development and public affairs across Igbomina and Kwara South.
He currently serves as Coordinator of the Joint Security Watch, Kwara South, where he has been actively involved in advocacy and engagements concerning the security and protection of rural communities, livelihoods and residents. His work has included interactions around the impact of insecurity on communities and the need for greater attention to the safety and welfare of rural populations.
Elder Zubair has also provided community perspectives on the security situation in Owa-Onire and other affected communities in Ifelodun, including the displacement of residents and the disruption of rural livelihoods. His engagement in these matters has contributed to broader conversations around rural insecurity and community resilience in Kwara South.
Beyond security advocacy, Elder Zubair is one of the key promoters of the Igbomina Mobile Clinic, an initiative that has provided medical support and succour to tens of thousands of beneficiaries across Igbomina land and beyond. His involvement in the initiative further reflects his commitment to community welfare and grassroots development.
As Chairman of the Day, Elder Zubair will bring to the occasion a wealth of experience in community leadership, public affairs, grassroots engagement and advocacy. His participation is expected to enrich the gathering and reinforce the importance of experienced community voices in building responsive and inclusive grassroots structures.