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Massive Turnout At Sagamu As Dr. Oyenuga Adeshola Energizes PDP Campaign Rally On Day 5

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Dr. Oyenuga Adeshola Jamiu campaign rally crowd

The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) campaign in Sagamu entered its fifth day with an electrifying turnout as Dr. Oyenuga Adeshola Jamiu Jasper, the party’s chairmanship candidate, took center stage. Rallying support across key wards, Dr. Oyenuga’s presence intensified momentum for the PDP campaign, which aims to unseat the current APC leadership in Sagamu Local Government.

The rally progressed from Ward 1 through Wards 14 and 15, with leaders seizing the opportunity to address issues that have sparked local debate, particularly regarding the Falawo Market. PDP leaders strongly criticized the APC’s handling of controversies surrounding the market, directing sharp words at APC’s Sagamu chairmanship candidate, Ogbeni Odulate Afolabi Jubril.

Honourable Abana, a respected PDP figure, did not hold back, delivering a fiery rebuttal aimed at Odulate, calling out what he described as “APC’s failure to show accountability and integrity.” Abana’s comments resonated with many in attendance, as he stressed the PDP’s commitment to addressing local grievances and prioritizing community welfare.

Sagamu LGA PDP Chairman, Deacon Dauda Adeyemi, also joined in the critique, lambasting the APC leadership for failing to moderate Odulate’s controversial statements at Ward 7 in Ijagba, Sagamu. Adeyemi suggested that the APC’s silence on the matter reflects a lack of responsible leadership, asserting that Sagamu needs leaders who will act with dignity and uphold the interests of its people.

Adding a note of decorum to the discourse, Omooba Damilare Mohammed Bello, representing Offin, Sagamu 1 Constituency in the Ogun State House of Assembly, emphasized the PDP’s commitment to respectful campaigning. “I won’t engage the APC in dirty politics. We are well-trained in our party, and the Ọmọluwabi spirit in us won’t allow us to respond in kind,” Bello said, reiterating his preference for constructive dialogue over divisive rhetoric.

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As the PDP rallies continue, the turnout and energy surrounding Dr. Oyenuga’s campaign are sending a clear message of strong local support. The focus on developmental issues, paired with a commitment to a respectful campaign, reflects the party’s appeal to Sagamu voters seeking a change in leadership. With election day fast approaching, the PDP aims to maintain this momentum and strengthen its connection with the electorate.

Attendees cheered as Dr. Oyenuga addressed the crowd, emphasizing his commitment to Sagamu’s development and pledging that a PDP-led local government would prioritize the welfare of all residents, from the youth to the elderly.

“In a PDP administration, Sagamu will be given the attention it deserves,” Dr. Oyenuga told the energized crowd. He pointed to key PDP initiatives aimed at job creation, improved infrastructure, and enhanced educational opportunities, all aimed at uplifting the local community. Dr. Oyenuga’s vision resonated with many in the audience, who have voiced a desire for a shift from current policies and a focus on addressing the pressing needs of Sagamu.

The PDP rally, which has continued to gather momentum with each passing day, highlights the party’s strong position and its commitment to bringing progressive leadership to Sagamu. Party officials noted that the enthusiastic turnout is a positive indicator of support ahead of the elections and expressed confidence in their prospects on election day.

As the campaign rally heads into the final stretch, the PDP hopes that the energy surrounding Dr. Oyenuga’s presence will sustain voter interest and translate into a strong turnout at the polls. With just days remaining, the PDP appears set to continue energizing its supporters and making strides toward winning the mandate of Sagamu’s people.

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