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Too much steeze 🎶✨ This is yet another special public display by Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, CON, FCA (Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola YAYI. CON, FCA), the APC Governorship Candidate in Ogun State. I must admit that I’m still learning when it comes to dancing, but Senator YAYI is undoubtedly...

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I stated it clearly in one of my previous posts here that Senator Ibikunle Amosun Sen. Ibikunle Amosun and Senator Gbenga Daniel Gbenga Daniel are two of the most dangerous political actors to underestimate in Ogun State that while Amosun is not known for hiding his intentions, as seen in this video endorsing the Official PDP Nigeria governorship candidate, Gbenga Daniel is a master of political calculation, appearing to move with the APC while he will be silently working relentlessly to strengthen the Official PDP Nigeria and make sure they wins.. Several times, I used this platform to call the attention of those who matter within our great party to the looming danger. Unfortunately, what we are witnessing today is exactly what many of us warned against. I say this without fear or hesitation: Governor Prince Dr. Dapo Abiodun, CON must take responsibility for the crisis, division, and growing discontent currently threatening the APC in Ogun State. It is no longer news that powerful interests in Egbaland have openly aligned with the agenda of supporting Hon. Ladi Adebutu. Reports that the Alake of Egbaland and the Egba Council of Obas have endorsed the PDP governorship candidate, coupled with what is coming from this video by Amosun, should serve as a wake-up call to anyone who still believes all is well within the APC. The painful truth is that the strength, visibility and grassroots momentum the APC currently enjoys across Ogun State have been largely sustained by the political influence, acceptability, and relentless efforts of Senator Olamilekan Adeola (Yayi) Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola YAYI. CON, FCA. Remove Yayi's factor from the equation today and I can boldly beat my chest and say that the APC is nowhere near as formidable on the ground as many would like to believe. History will record that if the APC suffers defeat in the forthcoming governorship election, it will not be because the opposition was too strong. It will be because those entrusted with the leadership of the party failed to unite stakeholders, ignored genuine warnings, alienated loyal party members and allowed personal interests to take precedence over the collective interest of the APC. As someone who understands the political history of Ogun State and the modus operandi of its past governors, I can only say that the signs were visible long ago. Those who chose to ignore them must also be prepared to accept responsibility for the consequences. If Egba has backed Ladi Adebutu, and Ijebu/Remo remains the strongest stronghold of Adebutu and Gbenga Daniel, despite Governor Abiodun being from the district, then what is left for the APC is Yewa, where Yayi comes from, which is even the minority to these two constituencies.. If, as a sitting governor seeking re-election, Governor Abiodun lost almost all the local governments in his senatorial district except one, resulting in the PDP securing eight seats in the State House of Assembly, what can he do differently to help Senator Adeola, who is not even from the constituency wins against these powerful forces that have now become both internal and external forces against the party in Ogun?

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Ogun State Deserves Better: Strong Condemnation of Desperate Plotting by Chief Kensington Adebutu and Otunba Gbenga Daniel Against Senator Solomon Adeola Yayi Ogun people, listen very carefully to the leaked audio conversation between Chief Kensington Adebutu (Baba Ijebu), father of Ladi Adebutu, and Otunba Gbenga Daniel (OGD), former Governor of Ogun State. In this shameful recording, the two are caught red-handed in a disgraceful conspiracy, openly plotting and scheming to undermine, discredit, and eliminate Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola (Yayi) — the man they fear most as the greatest threat to Ladi Adebutu’s governorship ambition. This is not politics; this is naked treachery. They whine that the game has become “much tougher” because of Senator Yayi. They coldly calculate how Governor Dapo Abiodun’s association is eroding their so-called stronghold in Ogun East. They designate Ogun Central as their battlefield, dissect eligibility technicalities, INEC forms, origins, and “Option B,” while admitting widespread unhappiness with their camp. All in “strict confidence,” desperately clutching at federal power and backroom deals to stop a superior contender. We vehemently and unconditionally condemn Chief Kensington Adebutu, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, Ladi Adebutu, and every individual complicit in this selfish, anti-people conspiracy. Your desperate godfatherism, elitist entitlement, and ruthless plotting against the will of the people will fail woefully. Ogun State is not your family inheritance or personal property to be manipulated at will. Enough of these archaic, destructive tactics that have held our state back for too long! Senator Solomon Adeola Yayi represents the future Ogun truly deserves — a leader with genuine grassroots support, inclusive engagement across religious and traditional lines, and a proven commitment to real development, unity, and equitable governance for all zones. Your fear of him is understandable, because his rising popularity and competence expose the emptiness of your ambitions. A clear message to the plotters: Your conspiracies are exposed. The people are watching. Ogun will no longer tolerate these power-hungry cabals who prioritize personal and family interests over the collective progress of our state. To all citizens of Ogun: Listen to the full conversation. Share it widely. Let the audio be your evidence. Reject these desperate power brokers and their candidate. Rise up for merit, integrity, and progressive leadership. Senator Yayi is unstoppable. The era of godfatherism, manipulation, and elite conspiracies is coming to a shameful end in Ogun State. #YayiForOgun2027 #RejectDesperatePlotters #OgunBelongsToThePeople

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Dear Senator Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola YAYI. CON, FCA We sincerely appreciate the generosity of everyone who has donated buses and vehicles to support this campaign. But beyond the celebration, Ogun people deserve to ask an important question: at a time when many communities across the state are struggling with serious infrastructure deficits, is this really where so much money and resources should be going? According to the announcement, over 120 buses and vehicles have been provided to support mobilisation and campaign operations across Ogun State. That is a significant level of resources being committed to political mobilisation. Meanwhile, many underserved communities continue to struggle with bad or inaccessible roads, inadequate schools, poor healthcare facilities, lack of potable water, unreliable electricity and other basic infrastructure that directly affects people’s daily lives. There is nothing wrong with political mobilisation, and supporters have every right to contribute to a political movement. However, leadership should also be about recognising the needs of the people beyond election campaigns. Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, YAYI, has built considerable political influence in Ogun State. This is therefore an opportunity for him to ask his supporters, associates and political allies to look beyond campaign vehicles and invest in the communities that need help the most. If people can mobilise resources on this scale for a campaign, surely similar energy can be directed towards fixing a community road, supporting a school, improving a healthcare centre, providing water or addressing other urgent infrastructure needs. YAYI should use his influence to encourage those around him to leave a lasting impact on the people, not just a political footprint during election season. Campaigns will come and go, but the communities will remain. The people of Ogun State deserve development that reaches beyond political mobilisation and improves their everyday lives. Leadership should be measured not only by the strength of a political movement, but also by the positive difference it makes in the lives of ordinary people. #AskQuestions

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