Late open declaration by the Ogun State governor, Ibikunle Amosun to hand over the twirly doo of administration to somebody from Ogun West, a region that has not been sufficiently blessed to get one of its own chose as governor, elective office-searchers from the region, paying little mind to their political affiliations, are investigating every possibility as they have set out on horse-exchanging, conspiring and also, heightened their discussions with political pioneers, pioneers of thought, group pioneers, religious pioneers, conventional rulers, advertise ladies and men, and other basic partners, looking for help for their offers.

Capitalizing on the accessible open door gave and jarred by the govenor's profession and responsibility regarding make great his guarantee at various fora, no less than seven governorship applicants (Sen Solomon Olamilekan Adeola (otherwise known as Yayi), Mr Wasiu Kolawole Lawal (otherwise known as KLM), ebb and flow Ogun State Commissioner for Forestry, Gboyega Nasir Isiaka (otherwise known as GNI), Chief Tolu Odebiyi (occupant Chief of Staff to the Ogun State Government), Rt Hon Suraj Adekunbi (the officeholder Speaker, Ogun State House of Assembly), Hon Abiodun Ishaq Akinlade (Special Assistant (SA) to the Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives, Hon Yusuf Sulaiman Lasun) and Hon Adekunle Abdulkabir Akinlade (individual from the state's House of Assembly, speaking to Yewa South/Ipokia Federal Constituency), of Ogun West extraction, have meant their enthusiasm for the pined for number one seat yet four (Sen Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, Wasiu Kolawole Lawal, Tolu Odebiyi and Gboyega Nasir Isiaka) among them are presumed to have solid political base, bid, family, money related muscle, instructive capabilities, impact and adequacy among the electorate. These four are accepted to have brighter odds of securing the seat, as per political watchers and intellectuals.

Since the governor has not made open his favored hopeful, numerous all the more still arrangement join the race.
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