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APC Endorses Solomon Adeola as Consensus Candidate for Ogun 2027 Governorship Race

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Governor Dapo Abiodun has announced Solomon Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, as the consensus candidate of the All Progressives Congress for the 2027 governorship election in Ogun State.

The declaration was made during a strategic caucus meeting held on Monday, where party leaders and stakeholders gathered to discuss succession plans and preparations ahead of the next electoral cycle.

Speaking at the meeting, Abiodun revealed that the party had already reached a decision on its preferred flag bearer. His announcement was met with loud applause and celebration, as Adeola stood up to acknowledge the endorsement from party members present.

The governor emphasised the importance of continuity in governance, urging party faithful to remain united behind a candidate capable of sustaining the achievements and political dominance of the APC in the state. He referenced past leadership transitions as examples of how unity and strategic planning have helped the party maintain control.

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The meeting attracted key figures within the APC and is widely seen as a significant move in shaping the party’s direction ahead of the 2027 governorship race. Political analysts believe the early endorsement could reduce internal competition and strengthen party cohesion as the election approaches.

Adeola, who currently represents Ogun West in the Senate, has long been regarded as a strong contender for the governorship position. His emergence as the consensus candidate signals a coordinated effort by party leadership to consolidate support early and position the APC for another electoral victory in Ogun State.

The development is expected to influence the political landscape in the state, as other potential aspirants may now reconsider their ambitions or align with the party’s chosen candidate.

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