OGUN 2027: THE HIGH COST OF A WRONG TURN — YAYI’S CONTROVERSIES AND THE STATE’S FUTURE
By A.R. Olanrewaju The storm is no longer gathering over Ogun State’s All Progressives Congress; it has broken. The APC, a party that has caused millions of Nigerians pain and suffering, is now tearing itself apart from within, with open revolt, whispers of defections, and raw anger threatening to destroy the party before the 2027 elections. Is this good news for the masses? Your answer is as good as mine! At the center of this escalating chaos sits one name: Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, popularly called Yayi. For many APC party faithful, elevating him to the governorship is not just a gamble, it is a catastrophic mistake the people of Ogun cannot afford. It started with the tickets. Across the East, Central, and West, popular candidates were shoved aside while unpopular ones were forced down the throats of the grassroots. In Ogun East, serving Remo Federal Constituency lawmaker Elegbeji was denied a return ticket, So were several state House of Assembly members ...