Senate Leader Bamidele Warns of Godfatherism and Elite Rivalry in Ogun West Governorship Push
Senate Leader Bamidele highlighted the challenges facing Ogun West Senatorial District in producing a governor, attributing the failure to godfatherism and elite rivalry. He emphasized the need for unity among stakeholders to strengthen the district's political power within Ogun State.
Bamidele warned of the dire consequences of continued internal disunity, urging a strategic and coordinated approach to build consensus. He identified Senator Solomon Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, as a key figure embodying the qualities needed to actualize the district's long-standing governorship aspirations.
Dr. Iziak Salako stressed the importance of inclusivity and unity in pursuing political power, advocating for a persuasive rather than confrontational approach. The goal is to achieve a Yewa governorship ambition by 2027.
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