US-based paediatrician enters Ogun governorship race on ADC platform
Dr Bolaji Odusina, a United States-based paediatrician, has announced her intention to contest the Ogun State governorship on the African Democratic Congress ticket. She emphasised her commitment to inclusive and people-centred governance, aiming to address systemic issues in the state. Dr Odusina criticised the current administration, highlighting the need for practical solutions in healthcare, education, and infrastructure. Her campaign is driven by experiences from medical outreach programmes in underserved communities.
Key takeaways
- Dr Bolaji Odusina has joined the African Democratic Congress to run for Ogun State governor.
- She believes the election should focus on ideas, competence, and credibility rather than financial strength.
- Dr Odusina criticised the All Progressives Congress for unmet expectations and systemic problems in the state.
- Her 12-point agenda includes grassroots healthcare, free basic education, job creation, and empowerment initiatives.
- Her decision to contest was influenced by her work with Doctors Without Prejudice, providing free medical services in rural areas.
