Yewa Rising: Re-elect Egungbohun, Make Yayi Governor

_Securing Yewa North’s voice in the Assembly and Ogun West’s place in Government House_

*1. Introduction: Why 2027 Is Different for Yewa*
2027 is not just another election for Yewa people — it is our chance to rise. For the first time, we can win on two fronts: protect our voice in the Ogun State House of Assembly by re-electing Hon. Haruna, Abiodun Wahab Egungbohun for Yewa North Constituency II, and finally claim the governorship seat with Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola “Yayi”. One election. Two victories. For too long, Yewa North has fought for attention in Abeokuta while Ogun West waited 50 years for a governor. In 2027, we don’t have to choose between keeping what we have and chasing what we deserve — we can do both. This is Yewa’s moment to secure our seat at the table and our place in Government House. The mission is clear: _Re-elect Egungbohun. Make Yayi Governor._ Because when Yewa rises, Ogun State moves forward.

*2. Why Re-elect Egungbohun? A Proven Voice for Yewa North II*
Hon. Haruna, Abiodun Wahab is not learning the job — he’s doing it. As our current Representative for Yewa North Constituency II in the Ogun State House of Assembly, he knows the roads, the wards, and the struggles of our people because he lives them. From Joga-Orile /Ibooro to Igbogila, Owode-Ketu to Eggua, Ebute Igbooro to Ohunbe, his record is clear: accessible leadership, youth and women empowerment, support for farmers and traders, and constant advocacy for our border communities. He has moved motions that matter to us, pushed for classroom and health center projects, and made sure Yewa North II is not forgotten when budgets are shared in Abeokuta. Assembly work is about relationships, experience, and knowing who to meet to get things done. Sending a new person now means starting all over — and Yewa North II cannot afford lost time. With Egungbohun, we keep a tested voice, a direct line to the State House, and a man who picks his calls. To finish the work and protect our interests, the answer is simple: _Keep Egungbohun working._

*3. Why Elect Yayi Governor? Ogun West’s Turn at Last*
Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola “Yayi” has done more than talk — he has delivered for Ogun West. As our Senator and Chairman of the powerful Senate Committee on Appropriation, his projects are on ground across every local government: new classroom blocks, health centers, rural roads, solar streetlights, and thousands of youths trained and empowered. That’s the difference experience makes. But 2027 is bigger than projects. It is about justice. For 50 years since Ogun State was created, Ogun West has never produced a governor. Yayi ends that wait. With a Yewa father and Egba mother, he is trusted across Ogun Central and Ogun East — which is why Governor Dapo Abiodun, Baba Osoba, Senator Amosun, and Otunba Gbenga Daniel all agreed: Yayi is APC’s consensus choice for 2027. His vision is simple: fix our roads, secure our farms and borders, create jobs, and run a government where Ogun West is no longer an afterthought. _50 years is enough. Yayi for Governor means Ogun West finally moves from the sidelines to Oke-Mosan._

*4. One Agenda, Two Levels: How Egungbohun & Yayi Work Together*
This is why 2027 is special — we’re not sending one man to fight for us, we’re sending two. A Governor Yayi in Oke-Mosan means Ogun West finally controls the state budget, policies, and appointments. A re-elected Hon. Egungbohun in the State Assembly means Yewa North II has the legislator to defend our share, move our bills, and monitor those projects to completion. That’s real synergy: Yayi approves the roads, Egungbohun makes sure they pass through Ayetoro, Igbogila, Oja-Odan, Owode-Ketu. Yayi funds the schools, Egungbohun ensures our classrooms are built. No more sending requests to Abeokuta and hoping someone listens — we’ll have our governor and our lawmaker working from the same playbook. Both men understand the same pain: bad border roads, farm insecurity, youth unemployment. Both have the same goal: Yewa rising. _One agenda, two levels. That’s how promises become projects._

*5. The Stakes: What We Lose If We Split Our Votes*
Let’s be honest about 2027: we cannot afford division. If we fail to re-elect Hon. Egungbohun, Yewa North II loses its experienced voice in the Assembly. New faces take time to learn the ropes — and while they learn, our projects stall, our motions die, and our communities wait. If we miss the chance to make Yayi Governor, Ogun West waits another 4 to 8 years on the sidelines. Another generation will grow up asking, “When will it be our turn?” This is why APC leaders across Ogun State settled for Yayi as consensus — to stop us from fighting ourselves and wasting our votes. The opposition wants us divided. They know a united Yewa wins twice. So the choice is clear: one vote for Egungbohun, one vote for Yayi. Splitting our votes means losing both. Standing together means winning both. _For Yewa North II and for Ogun West, this is all or nothing. No victor, no vanquished — only Yewa rising._

*6. Conclusion: Let Yewa Rise*
2027 will be remembered as the year Yewa chose itself. The year we refused to start over. The year we said “enough” to 50 years of waiting. Re-electing Hon. Haruna, Abiodun Wahab means Yewa North II keeps a fighter in the Assembly — someone who knows our roads, our farms, and our people. Electing Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola “Yayi” means Ogun West finally takes its rightful seat in Government House. This is not about party alone. This is about our children’s future, our land’s dignity, and our turn to lead. The task is simple: get your PVC, mobilize your compound, talk to your neighbors. On election day, vote APC for Yewa North II State Assembly and vote APC for Governor. Two thumbprints. Two victories. One Yewa. _When the results are announced, let history record that in 2027, *Yewa did not just vote — Yewa Rose.*_

*Daniel Ajibola (GG)*
_Member: Yewa Culture and Heritage Development Initiative_

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