ÈYÍ GAN NI ÌDARAPÒ TI YÓÒ YỌ ORÍLÈ-ÈDÈ NÀÌJÍRÍÀ NÍNÚ OKO ẸRÚ .....Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour

  Oludije ibo fun ipo gomina ninu ẹgbẹ Labour party ninu idibo 2023 ti o koja ni ipinle Eko Oloye Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour ,ti d'igba d'agbon rẹ, o si ti kọri sinu ẹgbẹ Oselu African Democratic Congress  bayii.
    Oloselu naa fi ero re yii sita ninu ayẹyẹ kan ti o waye ni ilu Eko ni ojo Satide ti o koja yii.
    A ó rántí wípé ọpọlọpọ alágbára ninu oselu Naijiria ni o ti pale mo eru wọn kuro ninu awon egbe ti wọn wa tẹlẹ bi ẹgbẹ APC ,PDP,ACCORD ati beebee lo lati lọ dara pọ mọ ẹgbẹ ADC pẹlu igbagbọ wipe won yóò jọ ja ajagbara lati gba ìjọba orilẹ-ede Nàìjíríà kuro lọwọ ẹgbẹ APC ti o n dari re lọ́wọ́. 
     Nigba ti Rhodes-Vivour n sọrọ, ni o kọkọ dupẹ lọwọ Ọlọrun ti o je ki ojo naa wa saye,o salaye wipe bi eniyan ba gesin ninu ohun ko le kọṣe latari bi inu ohun ṣe dun to lati darapọ mọ ẹgbẹ ADC.
   O ni ohun gba a ladura wipe ki Ọlọrun fun awọn alakoso ati agba ẹgbẹ ADC ni ọgbọ́n, imọ ati oye ti wọn yio fi ko ọmọ Nàìjíríà de ebute ogo.
    Oloselu ohun ko sai bẹ gbogbo awon agba ẹgbẹ ati adari ẹgbẹ ADC lati wa ni isokan saaju idibo odun 2027 nitori ile ti o ba pin yẹlẹyẹlẹ  ko ni le doju kọ ẹgbẹ APC 
    Ninu ọrọ tire,ni alaga fun  ẹgbẹ ADC ni ipinle Eko,arakunrin George Ashiru ti ki oloselu Gbadebọ kaabo sinu ,ẹgbẹ ADC ti o si salye wipe pẹlu inu didun ni awon fi gba oloye Rhodes-Vivour sinu ẹgbẹ ADC nitori lati gbara ti wọn ti pari idibo 2023 ni awon ajọṣopọ ọrọ kọọkan ti n lọ labẹlẹ laari ohun ati ẹgbẹ Labour party ti inu ohun si dun jọjọ wipe Oluwa pada fi ọwọ si ajosepo ti ohun gbagbọ wipe yio so eso rere ohun.
   O wa rọ gbogbo awọn ọmọ ẹgbẹ ti o wa nibẹ fun ajosepo ti o lọọrin ati ifowosowopo ti o dájú ki iṣẹ náà le ba rọrùn láti ṣe

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Ọmọlúwàbí Stakeholders Pay Courtesy Visit to Aregbesola, Reaffirm Loyalty to ADC Ideals

Image
Stakeholders of the Ọmọlúwàbí political caucus, a support group within the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Lagos State Chapter, have paid a courtesy visit to the party’s National Secretary and former Governor of Osun State, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, reaffirming their loyalty and commitment to his political vision. The visit, which brought together key leaders and members of the caucus from across Lagos State, was aimed at formally introducing the Ọmọlúwàbí group to their political principal and strengthening ties within the ADC family. Speaking at the meeting, the State Chairman of Ọmọlúwàbí, Hon. Rilwan, formally presented members of the caucus to Ogbeni Aregbesola. He expressed profound appreciation for the confidence members have reposed in the ADC and in Aregbesola’s leadership, describing the former governor as a source of inspiration and political guidance. Hon. Rilwan also acknowledged the encouragement and support the group has continued to receive from...
Read more

APC Chieftain Odukoya Adeyinka Sefiu Resigns, Cites Failed Promises and Unfair Treatment.

Image
A long-standing member of the All Progressives Congress (APC),Chief  Odukoya Adeyinka Sefiu, has formally withdrawn his membership from the party, citing loss of trust, unfulfilled promises, and what he described as “unfair treatment” by the party leadership. In a letter dated November 20, 2025, and addressed to the APC Lagos State Chairman through local ward leaders Alhaji Adeleke Abayomi and Olalekan Arepo who are the chairmen of ward M2 Alimosho LGA and ward G LASIEC respectively.     Odukoya stated that he had been committed to the progressive bloc since 1998, beginning with the Alliance for Democracy (AD). Odukoya highlighted his long years of service, stressing that he had consistently contributed his resources, time, and energy to the party without seeking personal gain.        He reminded party leaders that he served as coordinator of the All Lagos State House of Assembly Aspirants in the 2023 election (LAHAA ’23) and had previ...
Read more

FROM BLACKOUT TO BRIGHT LIGHTS: How Dr. Naheem Balogun Rewrote Epe’s Story

Image
   For more than six years, large parts of Epe were trapped in darkness — not because the people were forgotten, but because leadership failed to act.      Then, change came — not from government power, but from personal responsibility. Before holding any public office, Dr. Naheem Abiodun Balogun, fondly known as Imole Eko, took a bold step that redefined community leadership: he restored light to Epe.       Across all 19 wards, over 534 solar-powered streetlights were installed, turning once-dangerous roads into safe pathways, reviving night trading, and improving community security. For residents, it was not just illumination — it was a return to normal life.       But the transformation did not stop with streetlights. More than 3,000 youths were trained and empowered with practical skills, including solar installation and maintenance. At graduation, they did not leave with certificates alone — they received working to...
Read more