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Bayo Adelabu, a member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) who wants to be governor of Oyo State, has denied that President Bola Tinubu and the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Rashidi Ladoja, have backed any candidate for the 2027 governorship election.
Adelabu made the clarification on Thursday, just after getting back from Abuja, while speaking to party members and supporters in Ibadan.
The ex-Minister of Power called reports that Tinubu had supported a certain candidate false and told party members to ignore them.
He said, “President Tinubu has not backed any consensus candidate, and anyone who wants to run for governor can do so.”
Adelabu went on to say, “Asiwaju is the President of Nigeria, overseeing 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.” This shows how important the President’s job is to the country. He is in charge of 774 local governments. He is the president of nearly 3,000 wards. So, he won’t support or be interested in anyone in particular.
Adelabu also said that Tinubu had told party members to either agree on a candidate or hold primaries.
We Were Told By Tinubu To Meet As A Party
“He (Tinubu) said we should all get together as a party, talk things over with important people on the ground, and if we can’t agree, we should have a direct primary,” he said.
Adelabu said that reports that the Olubadan had backed a candidate were not true.
“I don’t believe the report that Olubadan supports a candidate. I think it’s just a rumor.” He said, “Olubadan is the father of all, no matter what your status or political beliefs are.”
It was remembered that Adelabu recently quit his job as Minister of Power to focus on his goal of becoming governor.
The candidate promised that if elected, he would run an administration that includes everyone and puts the needs of all residents first.
He said, “My goal to become governor of Oyo in 2027 is not to make myself rich, favor or benefit APC members, but to help the general public.”
He went on to say, “My government will be for the people, including the poor, women, young people, natives, and residents of the state as a whole.”
