Our Administration was today again honoured to be endorsed for a second term in office by traditional rulers under the Egba Traditional Council under the leadership of Oba Adedotun Gbadebo, the Alake and Paramount Ruler of Egbaland.

We appreciate our royal fathers across Ogun Central Senatorial District for this meritorious approval, which is another indication of acceptance of our governance approach, having been endorsed by other traditional rulers in other senatorial districts.

We gave the Obas our word that we will upholding not cease ro uphold the tenets of good governance by ensuring equitable, fair and balanced distribution of democratic dividends and not develop one region at the expense of another

Msmither:
After money has greased hands.

These old fools are part of the problems we have in Ogun state. We have no roads linking communities together, it's landlords working hard so these roads won't degrade further, erosion has washed away most of it.
Dapo Abiodun won't smell that governorship seat for second term.

OVB123:
Traditional rulers are part of the problem we have in nigeria, how can you c a failure like dapo abiodun and still endorsed him? knowing fulling well that the first term of every governors are usually better than the second term in office.

kunle75:


They're all rubber stamped traditional idiots with not clout.
I personally don't give a damn about those baba,most of them are hungry.

Mynd44:
He kuku does not have opposition. PDP has managed to muscle themselves out of contention.

Worst part is that should Dapo gets a second term, Ladi Adebutu cannot takeover from him as they are from the same place.

2027 for Yayi is looking more and more real. And should Ogun West occupy Oke Mosan in 2027, I have not seen the politician that will deny Egba people after him

OVB123:
Traditional rulers are part of the problem we have in nigeria, how can you c a failure like dapo abiodun and still endorsed him? knowing fulling well that the first term of every governors are usually better than the second term in office.