Ogun West Indigenes Back Adebutu for Governorship Bid
On Wednesday, thousands of Yewa indigenes from Ogun West Senatorial District gathered at Teted Hall in Ilaro to endorse Oladipupo Adebutu's governorship bid under the People's Democratic Party (PDP). Akinbami Lukman, a leader of the movement, announced their decision to support Adebutu, emphasizing the need for unity among the Yewa people.
The event featured speeches from various leaders, including Jimoh Azeez, who called for active participation from Nigerian youth in the electoral process. Azeez assured that the group would work diligently to ensure every vote counted in the 2027 elections.
Adebutu expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support from the crowd, highlighting his commitment to the welfare of the Ogun people. The endorsement signifies a collective effort to promote growth and development in the Ogun West region, with a focus on protecting the heritage and dignity of the state.
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