‘I’ve Paid My Dues, It’s My Turn’ — Adelabu Defends Oyo Governorship Ambition

‘I’ve Paid My Dues, It’s My Turn’ — Adelabu Defends Oyo Governorship Ambition


The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, has defended his ambition to contest the 2027 governorship election in Oyo State under the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC), declaring that his aspiration is rooted in service rather than personal gain.

 


Speaking amid growing political conversations ahead of the next election cycle, Adelabu dismissed suggestions that his governorship bid is driven by selfish interests. Instead, he emphasized that his long-standing involvement in public service and governance has adequately prepared him for the task of leading the state.

 


According to him, his desire to become governor stems from a genuine commitment to improving the welfare of the people of Oyo State. He stressed that he has “paid his dues” through years of dedication, experience, and contributions both in the public and private sectors, positioning himself as a credible candidate for the job.


Adelabu further noted that his current role as Minister of Power has provided him with valuable insights into governance, infrastructure development, and economic management—skills he believes are crucial for transforming Oyo State.


The APC chieftain also called on party members and stakeholders to support his vision, promising inclusive leadership, economic growth, and improved living standards if given the opportunity to serve.


As political alignments begin to take shape ahead of 2027, Adelabu’s declaration signals intensifying competition within the APC and across other political parties in Oyo State. Observers say his entry into the race could significantly influence the dynamics of the governorship contest.


With his message centered on experience, service, and readiness, Adelabu appears determined to position himself as a frontrunner in what is expected to be a keenly contested election.

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