Tech-Savvy Leadership Beckons As Ade Gorryola Oduguwa Declares For Remo Federal Constituency Bye-Election Under ZLP

A new chapter is poised to unfold in the political journey of Remo Federal Constituency, as U.S.-based technology and logistics expert, Ade Gorryola Oduguwa, officially declared his intention to contest in the forthcoming bye-election under the banner of the Zenith Labour Party (ZLP).

Widely known as AGO-Time, Oduguwa made the announcement in a formal declaration, citing heritage, global expertise, and a deep commitment to community service as the pillars of his political ambition. His campaign is anchored on digital innovation, youth empowerment, and transparent, responsive governance.

“The time for change is now. The time for progress is now. The time for AGO-Time is now,” he proclaimed, calling on constituents to unite behind a bold vision for transformative representation.

Legacy Meets Innovation

Oduguwa draws strength from a distinguished political lineage. His late father, a respected figure in Ogun State politics, served under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and was renowned for his people-oriented leadership and integrity. Today, the younger Oduguwa seeks to continue that legacy—infusing it with modern tools, global best practices, and a future-ready mindset.

“I am answering a generational call to serve—but I do so with an international perspective and a technology-driven vision. Remo must not be left behind in the age of innovation,” he stated.

With nearly two decades of professional experience across Nigeria, South Africa, and the United States, Oduguwa has led multinational logistics operations, overseen complex IT transformations, and managed large, cross-functional teams in both public and private sectors.

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His academic credentials further reinforce his preparedness for public service:

Master’s in Information Technology (in progress), University of Arkansas – Grantham

MBA in Project Management, Management College of Southern Africa

BSc. in Information Technology & Networking, DeVry University

Agenda for Remo: Digital Transformation & Youth-Centered Growth

Oduguwa’s campaign is built on five strategic pillars:

Digital Governance

Economic Development

Infrastructure Renewal

Youth Empowerment

Transparent & Accountable Leadership

Through e-governance platforms, he aims to simplify access to government services, boost constituent engagement, and introduce real-time performance tracking. He also plans to launch digital literacy initiatives, innovation hubs, and youth-focused programs that will position young people for success in the digital economy.

“Technology must serve the people. I envision a constituency where governance is efficient, youth are empowered, and economic growth is inclusive and sustainable,” Oduguwa noted.

Why Zenith Labour Party (ZLP)?

For Oduguwa, the Zenith Labour Party represents a platform for fresh ideas, progressive leadership, and people-first governance. He described the ZLP as untainted by recycled politics, offering space for visionary leaders to emerge.

“The ZLP is more than a party—it’s a movement for integrity, equity, and innovation. It’s time we put the people before politics,” he emphasized.

A New Kind of Representative Leadership

Oduguwa’s entrance into the race comes at a time when many across Remo are calling for credible alternatives to traditional politics. With his technological insight, proven leadership, and commitment to service, he presents a unique profile likely to resonate with youths, professionals, and forward-looking constituents.

“Let us build a Remo where our youths thrive, our government is accessible, and every community shares in the dividends of democracy. Together, we can create a constituency that becomes a model of 21st-century development,” he concluded.

As the bye-election approaches, many political observers believe Oduguwa’s candidacy has the potential to reshape the narrative, particularly among voters yearning for a modern, accountable, and impact-driven representative.