Ogun APC Adopts Yayi as Consensus Governorship Candidate
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TLDR
- The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ogun State has adopted Senator Solomon Adeola, known as Yayi, as its consensus governorship candidate for the 2027 election.
- The decision was announced at a state strategic caucus meeting attended by Governor Dapo Abiodun and former governors.
- Senator Adeola thanked party members and pledged to uphold unity, peace, and progress in the state.
In a significant political development within Ogun State, the All Progressives Congress (APC) has officially endorsed Senator Solomon Adeola, widely recognized as 'Yayi,' as its consensus candidate for the governorship in the upcoming 2027 elections. This strategic move, formalized at a crucial state caucus meeting in Abeokuta, signals a unified front for the party as it looks towards the next electoral cycle. The endorsement, which saw the presence of key party stalwarts including Governor Dapo Abiodun and former governors Olusegun Osoba and Ibikunle Amosun, underscores the party's commitment to consolidating its power base. Senator Adeola's selection as the consensus flag bearer was met with enthusiastic jubilation, reflecting strong support within the party ranks. His acceptance speech emphasized a commitment to unity, progress, and maintaining the developmental trajectory of Ogun State, promising to build upon the existing foundations and foster an inclusive political family. This decision positions Senator Adeola as the frontrunner, aiming to secure the party's victory and continue its governance agenda in the state.
Now is all the sacrifices that my brothers have put together to ensure this day come to pass I believe in oneness and the unity of our dear states and Ogun West by extension I know the vision for this state I know how passionate and how central this state is to the federal republic of Nigeria
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