YAGBA 2027:SEUN IBIGBEMI DESERVES YOUR VOTES; ENGR.BISI OJUOLA THROWS HIS WEIGHT BEHIND SEUN,MAKES BOLD PREDICTION AHEAD ELECTION.
“YAGBA CANNOT KEEP REPEATING THE SAME POLITICAL EXPERIMENT AND EXPECT A DIFFERENT RESULT!”
In a bold declaration laced with the spirit of political activism, public commentator and activist, Engr. Bisi Ojuola, has thrown his weight behind Hon. Seun Ibigbemi, insisting that he deserves the votes of the people of Yagba Federal Constituency and predicting that he will clear Yagba in January.
Speaking during a meeting, Ojuola’s position strikes at the heart of the political conversation ahead of 2027: How long must the people continue to tolerate the familiar before giving a new direction a fair chance?
According to him, For the people of Yagba East, Yagba West and Mopamuro, this is not the time for political slumber, sentimental loyalty or the worship of incumbency. It is time to ask hard questions, demand verifiable answers and insist that representation must translate into measurable benefits for the people.
Engr Ojuola explained further; “Let the truth be told, political office is not a personal inheritance, and incumbency is not a certificate of perpetual entitlement. No politician should expect automatic loyalty simply because they have occupied a seat for years. The people are entitled to assess performance, question shortcomings and reconsider their choices”.
Speaking further, Engr Ojuola said, “Seun Ibigbemi’s emergence in this conversation presents voters with an opportunity to scrutinise an alternative and decide what kind of representation they want for the next chapter of Yagba’s political journey”.
Ojuola’s prediction of a January sweep is bold. Whether that forecast becomes reality will depend on the electorate. But one thing remains undeniable: Yagba’s political future should be determined by the people’s judgement, not by the arrogance of political permanence or the manipulation of public sentiment.
This is the moment to challenge complacency, interrogate records and demand accountability. The people must look beyond political noise and judge every aspirant by credibility, accessibility, ideas and the capacity to deliver.
He concluded by calling on the electorate, to ask important questions: What has been achieved? What challenges remain unresolved? What new ideas are being proposed? And how will each aspirant translate campaign commitments into measurable results?
Ultimately, the strength of democracy lies in the people’s ability to make informed decisions without intimidation, undue influence or blind political loyalty.
As Yagba prepares for another electoral cycle, the debate surrounding Ibigbemi’s candidacy highlights the importance of open political competition and meaningful engagement between aspirants and the electorate.
The people of Yagba deserve a political environment where every aspirant can present their vision, every record can be scrutinised and every eligible voter can make a free and informed choice.
As the campaign conversation gathers momentum,Engr Bisi Ojuola encouraged the people of yagba to scrutinise the available candidates, ask the necessary questions and make their decisions based on evidence, priorities and their expectations for the future.
