The All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Ondo State, Solomon Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, has commissioned his ultra-modern four-storey campaign headquarters in Abeokuta, the state capital, ahead of the 2027 general election.
The building is expected to serve as the central coordination centre for Yayi’s governorship campaign, providing operational space for planning, stakeholder engagement, volunteer coordination, and other campaign activities.
Speaking at the event on Sunday, July 12, 2026, Yayi expressed gratitude to God and the people of Ogun State for their unwavering support, noting that the campaign headquarters represents a shared commitment to a people-focused campaign anchored in service, unity, and development.
The APC candidate disclosed that he took a leap of faith in starting the project two years ago at a time when he was not sure of getting the party’s ticket.
He added that his administration would uphold fairness in governance, ensure equitable distribution of opportunities and development projects across all parts of Ogun State, and make decisions solely in the best interest of the people.
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Yayi said: “This campaign headquarters is more than a building; it represents our shared vision for a greater Ogun State.
“We have built it as a place where ideas will be nurtured, strategies developed, and every segment of our state will find a voice. By the grace of God and with the support of our people, we will build a government anchored on fairness, equity, and justice.
“Every decision we take will be guided by the collective interest of the people, ensuring that no community, no zone, and no citizen is left behind as we move Ogun State to the next level.”
The campaign headquarters was commissioned by the Chairman of the APC in Ogun State, Yemi Sanusi, alongside the Alake of Egbaland, Oba Adedotun Gbadebo; the Olu of Ilaro and Chairman of the Ogun State Traditional Council, Oba Kehinde Olugbenle; the Olubara of Ibara, Oba Jacob Omolade; and several other traditional rulers from across the state, among others.