Politics / 9 Aug 2026

Osun deserves a new direction, I will build it if elected — Oyebamiji

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Osun deserves a new direction, I will build it if elected — Oyebamiji

By Taiwo Scholarstica

The All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Osun State, Bola Oyebamiji, has declared that the state desperately needs a new direction, pledging to build a better future for its citizens if elected in the upcoming governorship election.

Oyebamiji made the commitment during his campaign tour to the Ife Federal Constituency, where he engaged directly with residents, listened to their concerns, and presented his strategic blueprint for the state.

Addressing the crowd, the APC candidate underscored the importance of the constituency, describing Ife as a central pillar of the state’s heritage, identity, and economic future.

“Ife remains a critical part of our state’s history, identity, and economic future.”

“The message from Ife is clear: Osun deserves a new direction, and together, we will build it,” he said.

He expressed confidence that his message is already resonating with voters, noting that the overwhelming turnout and enthusiasm of the residents reinforced his conviction that the people are eager for a responsive government that puts their needs first.

Outlining his vision, Oyebamiji explained that his ‘
Prosperity Agenda is anchored on pragmatic solutions to the state’s pressing challenges.

He promised that his administration would prioritise education, economic empowerment, and robust support for young people, farmers, artisans, and entrepreneurs to stimulate sustainable local growth.

“The ultimate objective is to build an inclusive Osun where young people, farmers, artisans, entrepreneurs, and all residents have the opportunity to improve their livelihoods and prosper,” he said.

Maintaining that direct engagement with voters remains the cornerstone of his strategy, Oyebamiji urged the electorate to stay united and back a movement dedicated to bringing real progress to Osun.

He assured supporters that his campaign train will continue to visit every corner of the state as election day approaches.