2027: Yayi most competent to succeed Abiodun – Ogun lawmaker

Rasheed Kashamu, a member of the Ogun State House of Assembly, has publicly backed Senator Solomon Adeola, widely known as Yayi, for the governorship in 2027. Kashamu stated that Adeola is the most prepared and experienced candidate to guide the state into its next phase of development.

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the next governor of the state must be a leader whose credentials are built on years of proven public service, sound legislative experience, financial expertise and a demonstrable commitment to improving the lives of the people.

Kashamu emphasized that the future governor must possess credentials built on years of proven public service, sound legislative experience, financial expertise, and a commitment to improving citizens' lives. He highlighted Adeola's extensive career, distinguishing him as one of Nigeria's most accomplished legislators.

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Adeola’s journey from the House of Assembly to the House of Representatives and subsequently the Senate reflects years of consistent leadership and dedication to nation-building.

"Leadership is about preparation, competence and performance," Kashamu said, referencing Adeola's progression from the State Assembly to the House of Representatives and then the Senate. He expressed confidence that voters will assess candidates based on their service records rather than just campaign promises.

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Leadership is about preparation, competence and performance.

Adeola's tenure in the National Assembly has provided him with a deep understanding of governance and public administration, qualities Kashamu deems critical for managing Ogun State's economy. Furthermore, Adeola's background as a chartered accountant is expected to bolster prudent resource management and government accountability. Kashamu pointed to Adeola's interventions in infrastructure, education, healthcare, and youth empowerment as practical evidence of his people-centered leadership.

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I am convinced that when the good people of Ogun State go to the polls in 2027, they will look beyond campaign promises and assess those who have built enduring records of service.