Oyo 2027: Legal Luminary, Niyi Aborisade Declares Guber Ambition, Vows To Sustain Makinde’s Achievements
•By Oyeniyi Awojoodu
IBADAN- A legal luminary and a Chieftain of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Niyi Aborisade has formally declared his intention to run for Oyo state governorship seat in the 2027 general elections under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Aborisade, who also doubles as a human rights activist, made the announcement on Wednesday during a meeting with party members and his supporters at the SDP House, Old Ife Road, WEMA area Ibadan, the Capital City of Oyo state.
Speaking at the gathering, Aborisade emphasized his readiness to serve the state with integrity and vision with the aim to move the state forward .
Adding that he is contesting to make a positive change in the state and as well sustain the legacy of the current governor of the state, Seyi Makinde.
While he however boast of his chance of emerging as the flag bearer of the party in the state in the coming election .
Aborisade’s declaration adds to the growing list of political figures positioning themselves ahead of the next gubernatorial race in Oyo , as Nigerians increasingly demand effective governance.
“I’m up to the task, I want to move this state forward , I want to ensure that our state of origin becomes one of the best states in the country and I believe I can do it because I have what it takes to make Oyo state better ,he asserted,
“As an human right activist for over 30 years, I have been clamoring for good governance, now is the time for me to bring good governance to the people of Oyo state, I am going to change things positively for the good people of Oyo state.
“l am the best candidate for the seat because I have better chance than other candidates in the state, I have the quality to emerge as the best governor of Oyo state.
“Governor Seyi Makinde his doing well in his administration in the state, so far so good he has done tremendous well and we will love to sustain his legacy and as well do better for this state.“ Aborisade stated.