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No Amount Of Blackmail Can Stop Adelabu In 2027, Says Aide
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NO AMOUNT OF BLACKMAIL CAN STOP ADELABU IN 2027, SAYS AIDE

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An aide to Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has stated that no amount of blackmail or political attacks will prevent Adebayo Adelabu from pursuing his political ambitions ahead of the 2027 elections.

The aide made the remark while responding to recent criticisms and allegations directed at the former governorship candidate and current Minister of Power.

According to him, Adelabu remains focused on his public service responsibilities and political objectives despite what he described as attempts to tarnish his reputation.

He argued that political opponents often resort to negative campaigns as election cycles draw closer, adding that such tactics would not deter Adelabu’s supporters.

The aide also praised Adelabu’s contributions to governance and development, insisting that his record would speak for itself when the time comes for voters to make their choices.

Political observers note that discussions surrounding the 2027 elections are gradually gaining momentum, with key figures positioning themselves within their respective parties.

The statement adds to growing political exchanges in Oyo State as stakeholders assess potential contenders and alliances ahead of future electoral contests.

Supporters of Adelabu have continued to express confidence in his political prospects, while opponents maintain that electoral competition should be based on performance and public accountability.

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