By Adebonojo Moyosore
As Ogun State looks ahead to its next chapter of leadership, the people must decide not just who wants to govern, but who truly understands Ogun, who has invested in her people, and who has earned the right to lead. When it comes to this choice, the difference between Hon. Ladi Adebutu (LADO) and TEKOBO is clear and decisive.
LADO is Homegrown. TEKOBO is Imported:
Ladi Adebutu is Ogun through and through born, raised, and politically nurtured in the state. He has remained loyal to Ogun politics for decades, contesting and serving within the state structure.
TEKOBO, on the other hand, built his entire political foundation in Lagos and only recently returned to Ogun when it became politically convenient. Ogun deserves a leader who didn’t just show up but one who stayed and served.
Consistent Presence vs. Political Opportunism:
LADO has contested, lost, and continued to serve. He didn’t abandon the people when the tides turned against him. His loyalty to Ogun State has been tested and proven.
TEKOBO's return to Ogun politics is widely seen as a strategic move, not a service-driven one. Ogun people know the difference between ambition and opportunism.
Grassroots Structure & Loyalty
Ladi Adebutu commands massive grassroots support across the three senatorial districts. He has built bridges with traditional rulers, religious leaders, youth groups, farmers, and traders.
His investments in people from scholarships to rural electrification are felt across towns and villages. TEKOBO, despite his political weight, lacks that deep grassroots connection and emotional bond with the people.
Track Record of Selfless Service
LADO has invested in Ogun not just with money, but with his heart. He has funded schools, empowered women, created jobs through agriculture, and supported healthcare without holding executive power.
TEKOBO, despite holding significant public offices, has little physical impact in Ogun State to point to before his recent relocation.
Ogun Needs a Native Son, Not a Political Tourist
Ogun State is not a backup plan. It is not a second option for rejected politicians. Ogun needs a governor who sees her not as a fallback, but as a first love. That man is Ladi Adebutu.
In 2027, the choice is clear:
*A man who grew up with us or one who grew into us?
*A servant-leader or a career politician?
*A loyal son of the soil or a seasonal visitor?
Support Hon. Ladi Adebutu – Because Ogun Deserves One of Its Own.
*LADO 2027 – Loyalty. Service. Results.
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