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Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji (@OyebamijiBola) is the man for the job. #AMBOIsCapable #AMBO

Next Executive Governor of Osun State ✌ AMBO 2026 💯💯

Osun deserve better sha! Is this the best person Osun can present as governor? Despite being the state known for a lot of knowledgeable Nigerians?

APC National Party Secretary, Dr. Ajibola Bashiru @DrSRJ_ deserves another tenure. He continues to show CAPACITY AND LOYALTY. A true PROGRESSIVE! OMO ODOFIN AGBAOYE L’OSOGBO. ALUBARIKA❤️

Duke: you as a media aide to Gov. Ademola Adeleke-you’ve always set your principal and his administration up for drags. If you don’t post fake news, you will do something nasty. All these image represents your party members that picked uniform Ankara and drummer’s to celebrate grading of road in Osogbo. Is this not a global shame?

VOTE AMBO, VOTE COMPETENCE

You're too old to be this foolish. Isn't this your party and the governor share Ankara for people because of grading of road in Osogbo? Are you this stupid at old age?

This is massive. To be honest AMBO is the right man to lead Osun to the promised land. #AMBOTiKayode

National Secretary @DrSRJ_ take a bow 😌😌😌😌😌

OSUN 2026: Accord Crisis Triggers Defection Wave as APC, Oyebamiji Gain Edge Fresh uncertainty is gripping Osun State as no fewer than 18 lawmakers are reportedly set to dump the Accord Party, just months after leaving the PDP, political analysts say could reshape the 2026 governorship race in favor of the APC and its rising figure, Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji (AMBO). The looming defections stem from a deepening leadership crisis within Accord, currently in court, which has weakened party cohesion and shaken confidence among members. Observers say this instability is fueling a broader political realignment ahead of the elections. Analysts note that the APC is emerging as the main beneficiary, with growing consolidation around Oyebamiji positioning him as a unifying force attracting support across party lines. “The opposition is divided, and the momentum is clearly shifting,” an analyst said. “The odds are tilting in his favor.” The development is also expected to impact the administration of Ademola Adeleke, as shifting loyalties threaten the current political structure and signal a possible reset in the state’s power dynamics. Lawmakers across multiple constituencies, including Olorunda, Ifelodun, Ife South, Osogbo, and Egbedore, are among those reportedly considering exit. With the crisis unresolved, Accord’s future remains uncertain, but the broader trend points to a decisive shift that could place Oyebamiji and the APC at the forefront of Osun’s next political chapter.

OBOKUN TODAY 💥💥💥 The Executive Chairman, Obokun Local Government, Engr. Maaroof Kayode Ogundipe (@Murphy_MKO), MNSE, today Flagged Off grading of community roads across the ten (10) wards of the council.

OBOKUN TODAY 💥💥💥 The Executive Chairman, Obokun Local Government, Engr. Maaroof Kayode Ogundipe, MNSE, today Flagged Off grading of community roads across the ten (10) wards of the council.

BREAKING NEWS Senator @DrSRJ_ Basiru Cleared To Contest For The Position Of National Secretary Of The APC By The Party's National Convention Screening Committee.

From Waterways to Osun Ambition: How Oyebamiji’s Administrative Genius Could Transform Osun State Economy if Elected. In a country where public institutions often falter under inefficiency, few administrators leave a tangible legacy of growth. One such rare figure is Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji, immediate past Managing Director of the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA), whose tenure has been defined by bold revenue expansion and structural reform. Under his leadership, NIWA evolved from a routine agency into a revenue generating engine. Before resignation, his 2025 fiscal projections to the National Assembly, Oyebamiji outlined an ambitious plan to grow the agency’s revenue by over 200%, targeting N34.389 billion, with N9.054 billion to be remitted to the Consolidated Revenue Fund. This was a dramatic leap from the N2.625 billion remitted in 2023 before his tenure, and built on the N5.9 billion 77% increase achieved in 2024, results that speak to both ambition and a deep mastery of financial systems. Yet, Oyebamiji’s impact extends beyond numbers. His governance philosophy, anchored in structure, accountability, and innovation, allowed him to unlock dormant economic value within the government institution. Through mechanisms such as the Port Development Levy, property leases, and improved internal revenue generation, he demonstrated precisely the kind of fiscal and administrative expertise that Osun State urgently needs. What distinguishes Oyebamiji is not only technical skill but consistent delivery. His approach follows a clear pattern: identify inefficiencies, design systems, and scale outcomes. This blend of strategic thinking and execution has earned him recognition as a “quiet reformer” and, increasingly, a wizard of public administration. As Osun faces pressing challenges, declining revenues, infrastructure needs, civil service reform, and social welfare demands, the next leadership phase requires more than rhetoric. It demands fiscal intelligence and administrative precision, qualities Oyebamiji has repeatedly demonstrated. Analysts note that his NIWA experience provides a blueprint for state level transformation. If applied in Osun, similar strategies in revenue expansion, asset optimization, and institutional efficiency could significantly boost the state’s economic fortunes. Beyond economics, such growth has real human impact: better roads, improved healthcare, strengthened education, and enhanced welfare for civil servants. It represents a government capable of meeting obligations while investing meaningfully in its people. For many, the question is no longer whether Oyebamiji understands governance, but whether Osun is ready to leverage that expertise. His record shows a leader who transforms bureaucratic systems into engines of development, viewing governance not as a platform for politics, but as a tool for measurable progress. Ultimately, the promise of Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji is rooted in a simple yet powerful principle: proven capacity. For a state like Osun, eager for economic expansion and institutional renewal, that difference could mean the transformation Osun State has long awaited, for every son and daughter of the state. Aschor Babalola. #AMBO #AMBO2026 #Osundecides #Oyebamiji

There are controversies surrounding the dual carriage construction in Iwo town under the leadership of Governor @AAdeleke_01. A picture circulating online indicates the construction is already faulty even when it's yet to be completed. A lot of people in the town are now raising their voices, accusing the Adeleke of constructing fake roads that cannot last for a long time One said, if truly you want to do this for us out of love, give us something to last long not something to use for the 2026 Governorship campaign and after that, it gets spoiled. Another one said, Iwo people do not deserve this, because in the first place, we do not force you to construct road for us, we do not beg you, since you have neglected us in your bias govt, it was you that promised us because you want our votes, but see what we are getting, fake promises. The picture indicates that, there's no solid concrete, just sands covered with cement

Osun Election: How Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji brought 77% Growth in 1 Year to NIWA, a Playbook that could Signal Osun’s Economic Future if elected. In an era where political promises often outweigh results, Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji, immediate past MD of the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA), stands out for measurable performance. Under his leadership, NIWA’s revenue soared from ₦3.3 billion in 2023 to ₦5.9 billion in 2024, a 77% increase. This leap was driven by strategic reforms: expanding internally generated revenue, tightening collection systems, diversifying income streams, and enforcing accountability. Observers now refer to this methodical approach as the “NIWA Playbook” a model of governance focused on systems and results… For Osun State, facing the urgent need to boost revenue, fund infrastructure, and improve civil service welfare, Oyebamiji’s record offers a blueprint. His calm, disciplined leadership demonstrates how bureaucratic systems can be transformed into engines of growth, delivering tangible outcomes without political theatrics. If applied at the state level, the NIWA Playbook could unlock Osun’s economic potential, strengthening revenues, accelerating development, and improving the lives of every Osun son and daughter. In the 2026 governorship race, Oyebamiji represents more than ambition; he embodies administrative competence, proven results, and a vision for transformative governance. @OyebamijiBola

Only an illiterate will be reading from book just to greet his people in a 40 seconds video Osun people deserves better and AMBO is the only way out!!!

His Excellency, Governor BOLA OYEBAMIJI, Executive Governor Osun State November 27 2026. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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Behold, His Excellency The Next Governor of Osun State ✅️ Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji (AMBO) ♥️ @OyebamijiBola May Ambo succeed.

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