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Olaseni Salako’s Political Ascent: A New Dawn for Ogun State PDP

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In the dynamic political terrain of Ogun State, one name continues to stand out—Chief Olaseni Olubusola Salako. A native of Idogo, Yewa South Local Government, Olaseni was born on June 13, 1973, into the prominent Salako family of Agbole Oluwo. His journey from a thriving private sector career to the frontline of Ogun State politics is a testament to his vision, resilience, and dedication to the people.
An alumnus of Ogun State University, Ago Iwoye, where he earned a degree in Economics, Chief Olaseni built an impressive professional career. He served at Refuge Insurance Company as a Marketing Controller before taking up the role of Managing Director at Wao Logistics between 2005 and 2010. Seeking greater knowledge and exposure, he relocated to Canada in 2011, where he further honed his skills and expertise.
Despite his international experience, his heart remained in Nigeria, particularly in Yewa land. This commitment led to the establishment of the Salako Empowerment Foundation (SEF), which has transformed countless lives through social and economic interventions. SEF’s programs have uplifted many by offering financial aid, educational scholarships, and skills development initiatives.
Chief Olaseni’s passion for governance and grassroots empowerment naturally led him to active participation in politics, where he has become a major stakeholder in Ogun State’s PDP. His influence within the party continues to reshape the political landscape, solidifying his reputation as a people-centric leader.
In 2022, Apagun Olaseni vied for the PDP’s ticket to represent the good people of Yewa South State Constituency at the Ogun State House of Assembly, Abeokuta. This legitimate political aspiration provided a firsthand insight to the genuine aspirations of the people who have undeservedly continued to suffer all manners of misrepresentation and abject neglect from the government both at the state and the federal levels.
However, the ambition had to be sacrificed in the overall interests and wellbeing of the PDP in Ogun State in what is today known, in PDP, as the Consent Judgement of 2021 which conferred judicial legitimacy on some internal arrangements in the build up to the 2023 rounds of general elections.
With the 2027 parliamentary elections approaching, his candidacy for the Federal House of Representatives has gained immense traction. He is widely acknowledged as the best choice for Yewa South/Ipokia  Constituency, enjoying overwhelming support from the party faithful and the electorate alike.
As a strategic thinker, bridge-builder, and champion of progressive ideals, Chief Olaseni Salako represents the new face of Ogun State politics.
His ascendancy within the PDP signals a shift towards leadership that prioritizes people’s needs, transparency, and genuine development.
With the tide strongly in his favor, the journey to 2027 appears promising, as the people of Ogun State rally behind a leader they trust and believe in.

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As PDP gains more grounds in Enugu, Governor Mbah makes 680 appointments

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Governor Peter Mbah has appointed 680 officials to Development Centres across Enugu, with opposition figures questioning the timing ahead of 2027 (more…)

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Panic-stricken Enugu APC begins flag-off of already flagged of roads in Nsukka after PDP’s Chijioke Ugwu’s homecoming

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Nsukka road projects have been flagged off after a major PDP homecoming for Chijioke Ugwu, amid political realignment ahead of the 2027 election (more…)

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Obasa Flags Off Agege APC Campaign With Mega Rally

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The Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Mudashiru Ajayi Obasa, has flagged off the All Progressives Congress campaign in Agege Federal Constituency with a mega rally at Amoo Field, Orile Agege.

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The rally, held on Wednesday, September 30, brought together APC leaders, party members, traditional and religious leaders, trade associations, artisans and representatives of different communities in the area.

Obasa, who is the APC candidate for the Agege Federal Constituency seat in the House of Representatives, urged supporters to take the party’s campaign to homes, markets, artisan groups, places of worship and community associations ahead of the general election.

Addressing the gathering, he said the party should not be satisfied with a narrow victory but should seek to improve on its previous electoral performance.

“Let us join hands and make sure we deliver. It is not just about victory; we must surpass our previous votes. Sound it loud to everybody, all trade associations, artisans, tribes, religious and traditional leaders. We have the numbers, and we will pour it into the APC,” Obasa said.

He called on supporters to mobilise votes for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the APC governorship candidate in Lagos, Dr Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, the Lagos West senatorial candidate, Senator Idiat Oluranti Adebule, and himself in the Agege Federal Constituency.

Obasa said the campaign message should reach different sections of the constituency before election day, with supporters expected to engage residents and encourage them to participate in the electoral process.

He also described the turnout at the rally as an indication of support and cohesion within the party in Agege.

“Agege is always one. And we will continue to be one. There is nothing wrong with our party in Agege,” he said, while dismissing opposition voices and rumours about the party’s structure in the area.

The Speaker also urged party members and supporters to avoid conflict during the campaign, stressing that voters should be allowed to choose their preferred representatives.

“We must try to avoid conflict, because at the end of the day, the people will vote for their representatives, the people they truly want. Nobody can force anyone on the people,” he said.

Obasa’s remarks come as political parties intensify grassroots mobilisation ahead of the general election, with Agege remaining an important constituency in Lagos’s political landscape.

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