Ogun APM candidate promises open and inclusive leadership
Rotimi Babajide, the Allied Peoples Movement governorship candidate in Ogun State, has vowed to deliver transparent and inclusive governance if elected. He emphasized the importance of broad participation, accountability, and ensuring that all citizens have a sense of belonging. Babajide dismissed concerns about political rivals, saying leadership is about service, not popularity. Other party leaders echoed his call for issue-based campaigns and urged voters to focus on credible leadership.
Key takeaways
- Rotimi Babajide pledged to run a people-driven and transparent administration if elected governor.
- He highlighted infrastructure, rural transformation, and agricultural expansion as key priorities.
- Babajide dismissed claims that Senator Olamilekan Adeola poses a threat to his ambition, stressing the value of political competition.
- The party’s Ogun Central senatorial candidate, Idowu Imoleayo, urged voters to reject money-driven politics and expressed confidence despite limited resources.
- Party chairman Abayomi Sanyaolu described Babajide as a grassroots politician and expressed faith in his chances, emphasizing the importance of divine support over wealth.
