Wunmi's Campaign Surges: Mozambique Hall Queens Endorse Her Candidacy in Grand Style

In a major boost to her political momentum, the queens of Mozambique Hall have officially endorsed Wunmi’s candidacy, stepping out in numbers and spirit to back a leader they believe in.

Wunmi’s campaign train made a remarkable stop at Mozambique Hall today, where the reception was nothing short of a triumphant welcome. The convergence point came alive as queens of the prestigious hall filled the space with chants, banners, and bold declarations of support — affirming their belief in her vision and capacity to lead. Wunmi, visibly touched by the turnout, thanked the residents for their overwhelming show of love. “Mozambique Hall has always been a space of strength, voice, and power. I’m deeply honored to receive your support. This endorsement isn’t just political — it’s personal, and I won’t take it for granted,” she said. Speaking on behalf of the residents, Alo Aduralere 'Lherey', a prominent and respected figure in Mozambique Hall, praised Wunmi’s unwavering dedication and authenticity. “We are not just endorsing a candidate — we’re aligning with a cause. Wunmi is light, she is fire, and she is the voice we’ve been waiting for. Her leadership is one we can trust because she shows up, not just in words, but in actions,” Lherey declared, receiving a thunderous ovation.

This endorsement from one of the most influential female halls on campus signals a defining moment in the campaign. Mozambique Hall has long been a bastion of political consciousness, and their collective voice carries weight. Observers say the move not only strengthens Wunmi’s electoral map but also validates her connection with grassroots student concerns, especially those around welfare, inclusion, and gender equity. As the race intensifies, Wunmi’s candidacy continues to shine — not just through slogans, but through the undeniable presence of those who believe in her. With Mozambique Hall’s queens now marching beside her, the message is clear: the time for transformative leadership is now, and Wunmi is leading the charge.