As preparations intensify for the Boye Nation and JAF Movement Concert, young people from across Oyo State are expected to converge on Adamasingba Stadium, Ibadan, on Monday, September 21, 2026, for a gathering that will combine music, entertainment, networking and political engagement.
Organised under the Young, United and Unstoppable (YUU) platform, the event is being positioned by its organisers as a youth-focused gathering designed to bring young people together, foster connections and encourage greater participation in the political process. The programme is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m.
At the heart of the September 21 gathering is a message of youth unity, participation and collective engagement.
The YUU platform—Young, United and Unstoppable—is being presented as a space where young people from different communities can connect, network and engage in conversations about their role in the political future of Oyo State and Nigeria.
Rather than functioning solely as a music concert, the event is expected to use entertainment as a vehicle for attracting a large youth audience and creating opportunities for interaction beyond conventional political meetings.
Artistes listed by the organisers include Wasiu Alabi Pasuma, Taye Adebisi Currency, Qdot, Tiri Leather, Babatunmise, Kanmi Jackson, Ope Federal, Zammy Tee, Ododo Emi and Adigun Oriyomi, among others.
The combination of music, networking and political engagement reflects an approach aimed at connecting civic and political participation with a format that appeals to a broad youth audience.
The concert will also have a distinct political component.
Reports indicate that the event will feature the official declaration of Boye Nation for the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), with members of the movement expected to be formally received during the proceedings.

Boye Nation is associated with Ajiboye Akande Sangogade, while the JAF Movement is associated with Otunba Joseph Adeseye Famojuro. Their collaboration has been presented by organisers and supporters as an effort to strengthen grassroots structures and encourage greater youth involvement in political activities.
Reports also indicate that Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde is expected to attend the gathering. His expected presence would add another significant political dimension to an event otherwise centred on youth, entertainment and networking.
The significance of the September 21 gathering, therefore, extends beyond the performances on stage.
For the organisers, the event represents an opportunity to bring together young people, political stakeholders, support groups and community participants around conversations about political participation and the future direction of politics in Oyo State.
It also provides a public platform for Boye Nation and the JAF Movement to showcase their mobilisation structures and deepen their engagement with young people across the state.
At a time when youth participation remains an important part of Nigeria’s political conversation, the organisers are placing emphasis on the idea that young people should not merely be spectators in the political process. Instead, they should have opportunities to contribute to political conversations and influence the issues that matter to their generation.
With the theme “Young, United, Unstoppable,” the Boye Nation and JAF Movement Concert is designed to bring together entertainment, networking and political engagement in one large gathering.
Beyond the musical performances, the event is expected to create an atmosphere for interaction, mobilisation and youth-focused conversations, while providing participants with an opportunity to connect with one another and engage with political stakeholders.
As the countdown to September 21 continues, attention is turning to Adamasingba Stadium, where music, youth mobilisation and political engagement are expected to converge in what organisers describe as a celebration of unity, participation and collective action among young people in Oyo State.
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