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Continuity Key to Good Governance, Says Gbenga Daniel

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…Commends Gov Abiodun’s Completion of Gateway Airport

Former Ogun State Governor and Senator representing Ogun East, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, has emphasised the importance of continuity in governance, citing the completion of the Gateway International Airport in Remo as a prime example.

Daniel praised Governor Dapo Abiodun’s administration for ensuring the project’s completion, despite initial doubts and criticisms.

Speaking at the BATOGD Movement Midterm Community Assessment and Review Tour in Ikenne Local Government Area, Daniel stressed that continuity is essential for advancing good governance and development. “Development is not a competition; it is a relay race,” he said.

“When one governor passes the baton, another must run with it. Real leadership is not about who gets the credit, but about who gets the work started and gets the job done.”

Daniel also called on the people of the local government to support President Bola Tinubu’s re-election bid in 2027, citing his commitment to building a prosperous nation and implementing economic reforms. The senator highlighted his own contributions to the development of the local government, including the facilitation of a solar-powered motorised borehole, solar streetlights, and an ultra-modern skills acquisition centre.

The senator’s remarks underscore the importance of continuity and collaboration in governance, and highlight the potential for development and progress when leaders work together towards a common goal.

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Osoba Dismisses Godfatherism Claims, Says Relationship with Abiodun Is Built on Mutual Respect

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Former Ogun State Governor, Olusegun Osoba, has described his relationship with Governor Dapo Abiodun as cordial, respectful, and devoid of political interference.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with journalists in Abeokuta, Osoba said the absence of godfatherism in Ogun State politics stems from the mutual understanding and harmony between himself and the governor.

He noted that since the inception of the current administration in 2019, he has deliberately refrained from interfering in governance.

According to the Akinrogun of Egbaland, he has neither pressured the governor nor made recommendations regarding appointments or placements in government.

“I have never suggested anyone to be appointed into any office, nor have I influenced the running of the government in any form,” he stated.

Osoba, a former national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), emphasized that his relationship with the governor is anchored on mutual respect rather than patronage.

He explained that he accords Abiodun the respect due to his position as the state’s Chief Executive, and that respect is reciprocated.

 

“I respect him as the Chief Executive Officer and the current father of the state, and he returns that respect to me,” Osoba said, adding that this understanding has contributed significantly to the peace and stability being enjoyed across Ogun State.

He maintained that the harmony between them has translated into effective governance and a calm political atmosphere, dismissing insinuations of godfatherism as unfounded.

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Gov Abiodun Leads Major APC Strategy Meeting in Abeokuta

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The Ogun State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has disclosed plans to hold an Extended Stakeholders Strategic Meeting on Wednesday, February 11, at the June 12 Cultural Centre, Abeokuta, by 2:00 p.m.

The meeting is expected to convene key party leaders and stakeholders across the state, including former Governors and Deputy Governors, former Speakers of the Ogun State House of Assembly, serving and former members of the Federal Executive Council from Ogun State, as well as serving and former members of the National and State Assemblies.

Also expected are members of the State Executive Council and other major stakeholders of the party.

According to a statement from the party, the strategic gathering will be presided over by the Governor of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun, CON, MFR, as part of efforts to strengthen party unity and chart future political strategies.

The State APC Chairman, Chief Yemi Sanusi, urged all invited stakeholders to attend in party attire, stressing that attendance is strictly by invitation.

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Ogun at 50: IPAC Celebrates Five Decades of Political Growth, Unity, Landmark Achievements

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The Ogun State Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) has congratulated the good people of Ogun State on the occasion of the state’s anniversary, urging residents to remain united, resilient and committed to the collective progress of the state.

In a statement issued on behalf of IPAC, the Chairman, Comrade Abayomi Sanyaolu, described the celebration as a moment of reflection on Ogun State’s rich history, remarkable achievements and the shared sacrifices of its people across generations.

Comrade Sanyaolu commended Ogun indigenes at home and in the diaspora for their resilience, enterprise and contributions to the socio-economic and political development of the state, noting that Ogun’s reputation as a centre of excellence was built on unity of purpose and hard work.

According to him, the diversity of political opinions and party affiliations in the state should not be a source of division, but rather a strength that deepens democracy and good governance.

“As political parties, we may differ in ideology and approach, but we are united by a common destiny as Ogun people. This celebration should remind us that peace, unity and mutual respect are essential for sustainable development,” the IPAC chairman said.

He called on political leaders, party members and citizens to embrace dialogue, tolerance and peaceful engagement, especially as the state continues to pursue development and democratic consolidation.

Comrade Sanyaolu also urged youths and stakeholders to remain hopeful and steadfast, stressing that resilience in the face of challenges has always been a defining attribute of Ogun people.

IPAC reaffirmed its commitment to promoting peaceful political processes, issue-based politics and cooperation among political parties in the overall interest of Ogun State.

The council concluded by wishing all Ogun indigenes a joyful celebration and a future marked by peace, progress and shared prosperity.

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