Saheed Evergreen

TA LO LE MAA KO BI OLOOLA (WHO CAN CIRCUMCISE LIKE THE PROFESSIONAL CIRCUMCISER) I have been wondering if truly the politicians at the helm of affairs are serving the people or a disguise in serving personal interest through un-policed commonwealth.

@OyoMandate He is here

They see a DREAM, we see a REALITY. ORIYOMI IS COMING ©️ OMC

Anticipating for good governance and it’s unstoppable on whatever circumstances 👌 Oriyomi okiki o’clock indeed live at Akinyele local government….. #PoliticalLegacy

Only one out of the 33 Local Governments pulled up like this. This is exactly why I keep saying it: the organic love for Oriyomi Hamzat cannot be bought or forced. You don’t rent this kind of acceptance. You don’t sponsor this kind of loyalty. It is earned over time. 2027 will not be about noise. It will be about who the people are truly ready to stand with.

@OyoMandate One good turn deserves another

OYO MANDATE CIRCLE ADOPTS DR. ORIYOMI HAMZAT FOR 2027 GOVERNORSHIP RACE.

Aside from party differences, don’t you think Governor Seyi Makinde should support Oriyomi Hamzat’s governorship ambition, considering the role Oriyomi played in mobilizing support for him during the 2019 and 2023 elections?

In our Oyo state, We vote to grow, We vote to make a strong statement, We are unique in our choices of leadership, We vote to time, We choose a leader who knows us and what we need. It's ORIYOMI'S time.

Let’s be honest, something different is happening in Oyo politics. There’s a name gaining serious attention, not because of party structure or heavy spending, but because of real connection with the people. The kind of presence you can’t manufacture overnight. But here’s the real conversation we should be having. Connection brings momentum, but governance demands depth. Being trusted by the streets is powerful, but leading a state requires structure, clarity, and a solid team. That’s why the attention is growing. Not just support, but curiosity. People are watching closely, asking the hard questions, weighing both sides. Because what is unfolding is bigger than one person. It’s a shift. Where grassroots influence is beginning to challenge the old order. And whether you agree or not, you can feel it.

Leadership is not something you switch on during elections, it’s something people have already felt over time. Before any political conversation, there are those who have been • showing up when it matters • standing with ordinary people • using their voice for real impact Now the conversation is shifting from promises to proof. Oyo youths are watching, and they know who has already been working.

He doesn't hold public office, still a newbie in Oyo politics, he should have contest from his Fed constituency first, why killing your reputation? All this are rant from data boys to decongest voters: Oyo had chosen! Oriyomi is there MANDATE 2027 #Accord #Thechosenone #Oyonpeoo

I’ve been observing Oyo politics lately, and something is changing. The loudest debates are no longer about policies, they’re about connection. Who do the people actually relate to? Some aspirants have money and structure, but the street is quiet about them. Others have the street, and suddenly the noise increases. That alone tells you something important. The game is no longer the same.

Meet Alhaji Oriyomi Hamzat—a man whose record is already written in the lives he has touched, not just promises made. With a people-first mindset and years of visible impact, he represents the kind of leadership Oyo can trust.

Oyo 2027 is not just another election, it is a call to serve. A call to choose someone who understands the people, not from reports, but from real life. Service is not what you start when you get into office, it is what you have been doing long before now. That is why many are looking in one direction. When the time comes, Oyo will not just choose a leader, it will answer a call.

Visibility alone is not leadership, and fine speeches don’t fix real problems. What stands out is the rare balance of being accessible and still able to act when it matters. Not just presence, but response. Not just words, but impact. That is the kind of leadership Oyo should be paying attention to as 2027 approaches.

With a track record of integrity, courage, and grassroots engagement, Oriyomi Hamzat represents the new generation of Nigerian leaders, innovative, accountable, and deeply connected to the people he serves.

In Oyo, people don’t just listen, they observe. They remember who showed up when it was inconvenient, who spoke when it mattered, and who didn’t wait for a title before acting. That kind of record doesn’t need too much noise. When the time comes, it speaks for itself.