Governor Dapo Abiodun has emerged as the candidate to represent Ogun East in the Senate under the APC, following a competitive primary process. The decision has been made at the party level, but the final verdict still belongs to the people on election day.
More
than 70,000 people chose him as the best person for the job come 2027 because,
at the end of the day, choosing the best representative is all that matters.
But for the others who couldn’t join in the process, it is a shared belief that
choosing Governor Abiodun will always be the best decision for them. And this
belief is not based on emotions or sentiments but rather on what people can
point to and verify from his record in the past 7 years.
For the People of Ogun East
Seven years under Governor Dapo Abiodun and Ogun State have changed in ways many people never imagined. Yes, people see the big things, like the roads, hospitals, industries, and an airport being commissioned. But looking beyond these visible projects, there are quieter but very impactful changes that have greatly improved life for the ordinary people across the state.
For
example, pensioners now have more confidence in the system because pensions
under Governor Abiodun are being handled better. Additionally, land ownership
in Ogun has become easier and more accessible than it used to be. Also, you see
things like thousands of new teachers entering public schools and new digital
learning systems making education easier for both students and teachers.
Under Governor Abiodun, the administration has been intentional about pushing both peace and development. And over the past 7 years, that focus has taken Ogun to a whole new level of stability, industrialization, and economic growth.
With him now keen on taking this mantra of excellence to the senate, the goal remains to continue serving, but more specifically, for the people in Ogun East, his senetorial district.
From
Shagamu, up to Ikenne, Remo, across all of Ijebuland, and far east to Ogun
Waterside, Ogun East needs a stronger and more effective representation in the
Senate. The people want a voice that can engage better, attract more attention
to the district’s needs, and help build on existing development efforts. With
Dapo Abiodun behind the wheel in the Senate, the only focus will be on better
representation and steadier growth for the people.


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