Politics//Youth Advocacy// Coordinator of unofficial Aides to Governor Adeleke
Osun,Abuja, Nigeria
Joined November 2019
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Hon. Labanson 🧾💻 retweeted
Relax Tinubu is fixing Nigeria but Adeleke should fix Osun within 4yrs
Awon oloriburuku
Hon. Labanson 🧾💻 retweeted
Lmaooo… He won’t. If not for Adeleke, things would still be like they were in 2023. 😄 Some of us would have been holding Tinubu’s neck even more than this.
The way people perceive Tinubu’s Federal Government as one that backed the APC in the last Osun election, the killings, the freezing of accounts and many other issues will still count against them.
All these things died down, only because Adeleke’s name supports PBAT.
Oyetola will still be claiming capacity, while people will still be looking for ways to shenk him.
Personally, my mum has already asked me who we are voting for next, which if any is mentioned, she will most likely pass the message across when the time comes. I will also do my part. But for now, we are still waiting.
All workers are ready to go for anything name Adeleke mentioned. (maybe except Tinubu for now).
Beyond that, many of those who voted for Adeleke will do so again if Adeleke shows them how bitterly the Federal Government has treated him. They want to protect the mandate they suffered and fought for.
On the issue of local government allocations, if Adeleke goes against PBAT today, he will have an emotional campaign to run with.
Individuals are also struggling with the rising cost of virtually everything. Many believe that if not for Adeleke, the hardship could have been even worse in Osun today.
The tension surrounding ‘Omowani’ and Adeleke’s court battles in 2023 could not even deliver Osun for Tinubu. The tension heading into 2027 is considerably lower. And Adeleke arguably has even more leverage now, given everything that has happened against him since the election.
Hon. Labanson 🧾💻 retweeted
My dear brother, thank you so much.
I have seen your message and I appreciate your love and patience. Please tell them I am coming. My campaign and consultation tour will go round every ward, every community. No ward will be left behind. This mandate belongs to you, the people.
Hon. Labanson 🧾💻 retweeted
Lmaooo.. If Governor Adeleke withdraws his support from Tinubu’s reelection bid today, Walahi, Tinubu won’t win Osun.
Hon. Labanson 🧾💻 retweeted
Osun Adhoc Road Sweepers Recruitment.
Eligibility: Men and women aged 30+, medically fit and resident in their preferred work areas.
Locations: Designated routes across Osogbo and Ilesa.
Application: Submit an application letter to the GM, Osun Waste Management Agency.
Hon. Labanson 🧾💻 retweeted
GANGARIA FOR SECOND TERM: Consolidating The Gains, Continuing The People-Oriented Representation For Irepodun/Orolu/Olorunda/Osogbo ✅
In the political structure of Osun State, the federal constituency comprising Irepodun, Orolu, Olorunda and Osogbo remains the most
Hon. Labanson 🧾💻 retweeted
GANGARIA FOR SECOND TERM ✅
He didn't go to Abuja to wear agbada, he went to bring Abuja back home.
Legislative voice. Youth empowerment. Market support. Infrastructure delivered.
Not starting fresh, consolidating what works ✅
#Gangaria2.0 #Accord
Hon. Labanson 🧾💻 retweeted
GANGARIA FOR SECOND TERM: Consolidating The Gains, Continuing The People-Oriented Representation For Irepodun/Orolu/Olorunda/Osogbo ✅
We’re voting Gangaria for second term he’s the best for the job..
Hon. Labanson 🧾💻 retweeted
As part of ongoing engagements with party stakeholders, Rep.(Dr.) Adewale Morufu Adebayo has met with leaders and stakeholders of the Accord Party across the 15 electoral wards in Osogbo LG to discuss party unity, internal cohesion and preparations for the 2027 general elections.
Hon. Labanson 🧾💻 retweeted
Just about two months to the election, and in Osun State today, despite the rainbow move, it’s still hard to see APC candidates campaigning or engaging in physical campaigns.
There is no room for negotiating any elective positions.
Only thing ‘they’ want here is just magic. Just like they tried in the last election.
Ko le work.
“Osun is still in one Accord.”
Hon. Labanson 🧾💻 retweeted
Na next year we go hear am. After dem don almost use tax kpai common man. You go hear sey. Na debt dem dey use the tax clear. Debt wey I no follow chop o
Hon. Labanson 🧾💻 retweeted
On Friday, 23 October 2026, I had the honour of representing His Excellency, Senator Ademola Jackson Nurudeen Adeleke, Governor of Osun State, at the First National Volunteer Conference of Nigeria, organised by the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) in collaboration with the Ondo State Government in Akure.
Held under the theme “Every Contribution Matters,” the conference was a timely reminder that nation-building is not the responsibility of government alone. It is a collective endeavour powered by people who give their time, skills, knowledge and resources to make life better for others.
As a former volunteer and someone who understands the value of volunteerism, I know that meaningful change does not always begin with grand gestures. Sometimes, it begins with one person choosing to show up, one community choosing to act, or one individual deciding that someone else’s wellbeing matters.
From community development and environmental sustainability to youth empowerment, social inclusion and climate action, volunteerism remains a powerful instrument for building resilient communities and advancing sustainable development.
My message was simple: we must move beyond celebrating volunteers to building systems that recognise, support and sustain their contributions. Volunteerism should be deliberately integrated into our development agenda, with opportunities for young people and community actors to contribute meaningfully to national progress.
I was particularly encouraged by the spirit of engagement and the recognition that every contribution, regardless of its size, has the potential to create lasting impact. And, in a rather amusing Akure moment, on my way out of the conference, I encountered some enthusiastic Imole supporters who had watched me deliver HE’s speech. They were quick to tell me I had swag like the Governor! 😂 We exchanged pleasantries, danced a little, and I left with a smile. A reminder that public service, at its heart, is about people and the connections we build with them. ❤️
My appreciation goes to the United Nations Volunteers and the Ondo State Government for convening this important gathering. Every contribution matters. Every volunteer counts. And every act of service brings us closer to the Nigeria we aspire to build.
#Volunteerism #UNVolunteers #EveryContributionMatters #SustainableDevelopment #CommunityDevelopment #PublicService #OsunState
Very soon, APC will start playing the tribal card that the Hausa want the Yoruba out of government. Lol, I can't even wait. This wasteful spending of our money must stop.
Hon. Labanson 🧾💻 retweeted
GANGARIA MEETS ACCORD LEADERS, STRENGTHENS 2027 PREP
Rep. Gangaria met party leaders across all 15 wards in Osogbo LG to discuss unity and prepare for 2027.
Leaders declared full support for his second-term bid, citing his record in office.
Continuity matters ✅
#Gangaria2.0
Hon. Labanson 🧾💻 retweeted
The mission remains unchanged!
3 – 9 – 26 was the formation, And 38 – 0 is the mission!
The record stands firm, united, focused, and ready to build on the historic 37 – 1 record. This time, the target is clear: 38 – 0!
All of us are in one Accord 💛💡
GANGARIA MEETS OSOGBO ACCORD PARTY LEADERS, STRENGTHENS PREPARATIONS AHEAD OF 2027 GENERAL ELECTIONS
…Party unity, consolidation of August 15 electoral victory top agenda
Osogbo Federal Constituency - 26 October 2026
As part of ongoing engagements with party stakeholders, Rep. Hon. (Dr.) Adewale Morufu Adebayo GANGARIA has met with leaders and stakeholders of the Accord Party across the 15 electoral wards in Osogbo Local Government Area to discuss party unity, internal cohesion and preparations for the 2027 general elections.
The well-attended meeting provided an opportunity for party leaders to review the party’s performance in the August 15, 2026 governorship election and discuss ways to strengthen cooperation among members ahead of the next electoral cycle.
Addressing the gathering, the Chairman of the Accord Party in Osogbo Local Government, Hon. Ajibola Asimiyu, popularly known as Baba Isila, emphasised the importance of unity and collective commitment among party members. He expressed confidence in the ability of party stakeholders to build on the local government’s previous electoral performance and strengthen their organisational efforts.
Other leaders who spoke at the meeting stressed the need to put past misunderstandings behind them and promote greater cohesion within the party. They also declared their unalloyed support for Rep. GANGARIA’s second-term ambition, linking their position to their assessment of his representation and the need to sustain the party’s internal unity.
The Director-General of the Maruf Adewale Adebayo Gangaria Campaign Organisation (MAAGO 2.0), Hon. Prince Nathaniel Adekunle Ojetola, commended the party leadership for its efforts to maintain unity across the 15 wards. He called for sustained, coordinated and result-oriented engagement among party members as the 2027 elections approach.
In his remarks, Rep. GANGARIA expressed appreciation to the party leaders and stakeholders for their participation and continued engagement. He also presented an account of his stewardship, highlighting his legislative activities, human-capacity development initiatives, constituency project facilitation and empowerment programmes.
The lawmaker further noted that continuity helps to preserve the ranking of a federal constituency and opens opportunities for better results, and he reaffirmed his commitment to listening to stakeholders and addressing issues raised by his constituents. He called for continued dialogue and cooperation among party leaders and members across the wards.
The meeting underscored the importance of consultation, internal cohesion and constructive engagement in strengthening party structures and maintaining effective communication among stakeholders ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Some of the leaders at the meeting include: Leader Laboye, Baba Amusa Raji, Alhaji KC, Alhaji Chief Rafiu Jimoh, Baba Alagbala, Hon. Ajibola Asimiyu ‘Baba Isila’ and other prominent leaders from all fifteen wards in Osogbo Local Government.
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Media Team,
Office of the MHR representing Irepodun/Orolu/Olorunda/Osogbo Federal Constituency
