Ogun Citizens and Residents Pray for the Coming of “The Friend of the Masses” as Governor Come 2027

Across towns and communities in Ogun State, there is a growing call among citizens and residents for Senator Olamilekan Adeola Solomon, popularly known as Yayi, to contest for the governorship seat in the 2027 general elections.

The increasing support, many believe, is not a coincidence but a reflection of the senator’s track record and deep connection with the people.

Senator Yayi, who currently represents Ogun West Senatorial District at the National Assembly, has earned widespread recognition as a friend of the masses — a title that resonates with both the young and old across the Gateway State. His people-centered approach to governance, coupled with his commitment to grassroots development, has positioned him as one of the most visible and impactful political figures in Ogun politics today.

Over the years, Senator Olamilekan Solomon has initiated and supported numerous programs that have improved the quality of life of his constituents — from youth empowerment and education initiatives to healthcare and infrastructural development. His passion for community service and accessibility to the common man have endeared him to many who see in him the leadership qualities needed to take Ogun State to the next level.

According to several community leaders and youth groups, the senator’s consistent engagement and responsiveness have rekindled hope in participatory governance.

“Yayi is not just a politician; he is a leader who listens,” said one resident from the Yewa axis. “We are confident that if given the opportunity to serve as governor, he will extend his impactful representation to the entire state.”

As the 2027 elections draw closer, more voices are joining the chorus, praying and calling for the emergence of a leader who truly understands the needs of the people — one who has walked among them and worked tirelessly for their progress. For many in Ogun State, Senator Olamilekan Solomon Yayi represents that vision — the friend of the masses whose time, they believe, has come.