Minister of Power Adelabu Declares 2027 Governorship Ambition, Promises Transparent APC Primary
Minister of Power, Chief Adebayo Adelabu, has declared his intention to contest the 2027 governorship election in Oyo State, assuring party members that the All Progressives Congress (APC) will conduct a free, fair, and inclusive primary.
Speaking during a high-level meeting in Ogbomoso at the residence of APC chieftain Chief Ayoade Adeseun, Adelabu said: “No aspirant will be imposed. I’m up to the task. I want to demonstrate my ability to compete and emerge victorious.”
He called for unity within the party and urged aggrieved members to forgive past grievances, stressing that collective strength is essential to reclaim power in 2027.
“I’m here to announce my intention to run for governor of Oyo State in 2027. I’m ready to apply the experiences I’ve gained from the past two elections,” he said.
Adelabu highlighted the strategic importance of the Ogbomoso zone to the APC’s electoral success and commended the increasing unity among its political blocs. He also voiced support for President Bola Tinubu’s expected re-election bid, noting, “This is another opportunity for the Yoruba to serve two terms as President. Nigeria stands to benefit immensely if Tinubu is re-elected.”
During another consultation in Oyo town, the minister continued his outreach, pledging to run an inclusive administration that reflects the diversity of the state.
“Oyo deserves better treatment because it is symbolic and a blessing to the entire state,” he stated, describing Oyo as his second home and acknowledging the area’s loyal support base.
In goodwill remarks, Chief Adeseun and Hon. Olamijuwonlo Alao-Akala, son of the late former governor, urged APC members to remain united and focused on winning back the governorship.
The meetings are widely seen as early groundwork in Adelabu’s campaign to solidify support within the party ahead of what is expected to be a competitive 2027 race.
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