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helinues:
Earmark funds which are his personal funds right? Stop arguing blindly

helinues:
It's now facilitated nit that he built the road by himself. Hahahaha

helinues:
You listed the roads above as projects of Senator Yayi. Senators don't construct roads, their duty is to oversight FG projects not even state.

helinues:
You listed the roads above as projects of Senator Yayi. Senators don't construct roads, their duty is to oversight FG projects not even state.

All those roads you listed above are state roads. How is Yayi taking credits for those roads?

Please make it sensible to me

helinues:
Bro, Osoba is from my ward, when he was governor, dad played big part in the government.

Before Osoba's reelection, the decision was already made on who to support. 70% of my friends dad who have been supporting Osoba turned against him overnight because of simple things. Reckless talk and lopsided appointments. Not that he didn't perform. The latter is what caused Osoba reelection but most people don't know .

Outsiders think Ogun central politics is easy to penetrate. Have there been any local government from Abeokuta south who served 2 terms before sha? I doubt not to talk of Senate or HOR members. After 2 terms, go and sit down somewhere

helinues:
Senators don't construct roads. They can only submit the proposal about roads needed to be done in their constituency which after approved, their next duty is to monitor the progress of the projects.

Stop struggling. Senators don't build roads

Mynd44:
Yayi that is doing streetlights in Lemme, Kemta, Elite road and other places is who he says won’t have support of Ogun Central

helinues:
What are they representing if they can't earmark funds within the budget ( FG budget) for their constituencies. All senators will list projects needed to be done in the constituency of course.

After doing that, the next duty is to over sight, monitor of those projects are being done. So if the Sango Ota roads have been awarded severally, what have Yayi been over sighting, monitoring?

helinues:
It's either you are not interested to learn or you just want to be arguing blindly. What's the business of a senator with road construction within the state? Is he over sighting the state or FG?

helinues:
Stop struggling. You can see the point you are missing emboldened in your comments

helinues:
Road is not part of the Senators constituency duty. Their main duty is to over sight government projects most especially the one in their constituency . May be health centre, primary schools but not roads

helinues:
Road is not part of the Senators constituency duty. Their main duty is to over sight government projects most especially the one in their constituency . May be health centre, primary schools but not roads

helinues:
Bro, you don't even know how to lie. Is it the duty of a senator to build roads. Hahaha

See the way I am laughing here. These are the people telling Yayi to carry go..

helinues:
Which road did he do in Yewa, which road did he do in Egba? This one don't even know anything about this discussion

mctech:
It's true, especially for the second term.

Yayi actually went around to BEG people to forget their grievances and vote for Dapo.

The pertinent question now is, will Dapo Abiodun support Yayi's ambition or will field his own candidate of Ijebu extraction?

Mynd44:
Dapo Abiodun ran on Yayi's structure in his first and second term and he won. Bold of anyone to assume Yayi will lose

Henrymas:
Adeola will be worst than Dapo Abiodun as Governor of Ogun State. A very selfish and greedy individual. I pity Ogun State Treasury in advance, after Dapo Abiodun's looting spree.

helinues:
I have been reading from mostly outsiders supporters, who believe that Senator Yayi can use the influence of president Tinubu to win the Ogun state governorship election.

I will give some hints how the politics of the state is being played.

Ogun central is mostly the decider of most of the elections in the state which comprises of Egba and Owu. Both are only separated by ancient stories, they do everything together. Food , language, culture and most especially politics.

Awori region, they are more closer to the Owu's geographically but they are more aligned to the Egba's politically and in other stuffs.

Yewa axis which Yayi is from, the first established people from Ogun central, Egba and Owu room the advantage of the Benin border to relocate or just have a house with wives and kids there. They started the politics of the region and their generations have been in charge.

Remo and Ijebu are normally seen as one but when it comes to politics, they don't share same ideology. Only the Reno's have been producing the governors from that axis, Ijebu are yet to. If Ijebu is aligning with Ogun Central, the Remo mostly look to Yewa axis and some crumbles left in Ogun central , same as if Remo is aligning with the Ogun Central.

The mutual decider of the election will still be Ogun central with the influence in Awori and Yewa plus either Ijebu or Remo will fall along.

If you can't appeal, convince the Ogun central people why you should be the governor of the state most especially when the Sango Ota road have been in dilapidated situation for decades.

You are currently representing that constituency, but if you want to come to Abeokuta from Sango, you take a long route of Lagos Ibadan expressway linking back to NNPC.

Even if it's not the duty of the senators to build roads, but your major assignment is to oversight the FG. If those roads have been awarded severally and nothing have been done about them, what precisely have you been over sighting?

The senator representing Ogun West Senatorial District, Solomon Adeola, popularly called Yayi, will heed calls to contest the 2027 Ogun State governorship election.

This was stated by his Special Assistant on New Media, Damilare Oloyede, in a post shared via his social media handle on Tuesday.

According to him, Adeola had garnered significant grassroots support across the state and was poised to receive the backing of the incumbent governor as he launched his bid for the governorship seat.

“Yayi will heed this call, he will signify his intentions, he will contest, unprecedentedly get the support of the sitting governor and by God’s grace will go ahead to win the elections come 2027,” he stated, sharing a post by Governor Dapo Abiodun’s media aide, Akindamilola Ogunpola.

The senator representing Ogun West Senatorial District, Solomon Adeola, popularly called Yayi, will heed calls to contest the 2027 Ogun State governorship election.

This was stated by his Special Assistant on New Media, Damilare Oloyede, in a post shared via his social media handle on Tuesday.

According to him, Adeola had garnered significant grassroots support across the state and was poised to receive the backing of the incumbent governor as he launched his bid for the governorship seat.

“Yayi will heed this call, he will signify his intentions, he will contest, unprecedentedly get the support of the sitting governor and by God’s grace will go ahead to win the elections come 2027,” he stated, sharing a post by Governor Dapo Abiodun’s media aide, Akindamilola Ogunpola.

He added that the senator’s numerous contributions in the areas of infrastructural development, empowerment initiatives, and political advocacy within Ogun West had positioned him as a credible and widely accepted candidate for the number one job in the state.

“With what my principal has done in terms of bridging the infrastructural deficit in Ogun West, the massive empowerment he has done for his people and the interventions he has done for the political emancipation of his people, the generality of the people of our dear state, in their numbers, want Senator Yayi as their next governor. And so shall it be,” Oloyede wrote.

Senator Adeola, who previously represented Lagos West in the National Assembly before relocating his political base to Ogun, is currently serving his first term as senator for Ogun West.