S. A. Adeyeri (UI/UX)

@Iyoaiye_ We all know that PDA has no political structure of course, only if we want to lie to ourselves

Breaking the Silence: The Truth Behind the Lies Against Me — OGD Speaks I have maintained a stoic silence, especially on political matters, out of respect for what I considered to be the overall interest of the Ijebu heritage. However, I will respond to this particular issue in order to set the record straight. *Ref: Video Recording by Governor Dapo Abiodun* As has become typical of our Governor, his account was riddled with mischief and outright falsehoods. I have remained muted until now out of respect for the office of the Governor of Ogun State, a position I was privileged to occupy. Unfortunately, that respect appears undeserved by the current and outgoing occupier of that office, Prince Dapo Abiodun, whom I will refer to as PDA for the purpose of this exposition. Please read patiently. *Act 1, Scene 1: December 2002 – PDP Primaries, Abeokuta* Results: OGD – 178 votes PDA – 32 votes Okupe – 31 votes Shoda – 10 votes Adefulu – 1 vote PDA had led a coalition of the other contestants, arguing that I was not a “pure Remo” man but an Ijebu man. At the time, the rule required a candidate to secure at least 51% of the votes to emerge winner. In PDA’s calculation, even if I led, I would fall short of that threshold, forcing a rerun where the others would unite with him against me. However, with 178 out of 250 votes, I secured over 70% and was duly declared winner, despite numerous underhanded efforts against me. I hope I will not be compelled to open that chapter fully. *Act 1, Scene 2* PDA did not hand over any political structure to me; in fact, I doubt he had any structure to hand over. On the contrary, it was Sen. Jubril Martins Kuye who handed over his structure, and I ensured that members of that group were well accommodated. Notable individuals included Mrs Apampa, Alhaji Lekan Mustapha (later Honourable and Distinguished Senator under my watch), Alhaji Sarafa Tunji Ishola (later SSG, Minister, and then Ambassador through Gov. Amosun), and Hon. Segun Adekoya (Attacker), one of my finest commissioners. While other contestants accepted the outcome of the primaries, PDA disappeared to Abuja. I must acknowledge Prince Emma Shoda (rtd. Colonel), who played an exceptional role in reconciling stakeholders and supporting my administration without seeking any appointment. When the opportunity arose, I appointed PDA to oversee our Olokola Free Trade Zone initiative. The full story of how we lost the Dangote Refinery to Lagos will be told someday if necessary. Notably, one of PDA’s loyalists, Koye Ijaduoye, publicly criticized me harshly. Yet, I still appointed him as my Special Adviser and carried him along till the end of my tenure. I made deliberate efforts to integrate PDA’s associates. Therefore, the claim that PDA handed over any structure to me is false. *Act 2, Scene 1: 2003 Elections* The 2003 election against an incumbent was intense. Senator Ibikunle Amosun fought alongside me in Ogun Central, although he had already begun his own gubernatorial ambition before I was sworn in. PDA later aligned with Amosun (SIA), but instead of fostering peace, his role reportedly worsened tensions between us. This became evident years later when Amosun visited me and revelations were made regarding PDA’s conduct. It is clear that the bitterness from the 2002 primaries never truly subsided. *Act 2, Scene 2: 2015* Buruji Kashamu offered me the PDP senatorial ticket for a fee, which I rejected. In 2019, he offered it again without charge after I assisted him in a legal matter. Before his passing, he reportedly instructed his structure to support me and expressed regrets over past misinformation. Back to 2015: one night at Asoludero Court, a mutual friend Kashim Imam visited me and brought along a surprising guest, PDA. He had secured the APC senatorial ticket and didn’t know how to approach me for support. He specifically mentioned some of my loyalists in Odogbolu, including Bisi Ogunde and Deji Kalejaiye.

@NoimotOyedele @AdeolaYAYI Next Ogun west senator, you’re doing well ma’am

It was indeed a pleasure to host my dear brother the consensus gubernatorial candidate of the APC for the 2027 elections and Senator representing Ogun West, Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola CON. By the grace of God come May 29,2027 we will all be present as he is sworn into office as the Next Governor of Ogun State.

@CFCWasi He can be brought back if the club is serious enough He’s the best man for the job at the moment #BringbackMaresca

@MrGr8Man He's joining Manchester City bro.

My honest opinion: Xabi Alonso to Chelsea feels like a classic high-risk, high-reward move. Elite tactical brain, clear system, and a young squad that could really benefit from structure = massive upside. But Chelsea’s chaos, constant resets, and lack of patience don’t exactly suit a “project” manager. If they actually back him and give him time, he could seriously cook. If it’s the same old story, it’s probably another 12–18 month cycle before it falls apart.

Bright is pretending as though this is something that happened out of the blues. I haven’t seen anyone tweeted this so I’ll say it. Once the first shot was fired, the spent casing (cartridge shell) was picked up by another policeman. That is a government registered bullet and it can be traced via the spent casing at the scene of the shooting. Then the policeman that shot removed the magazine and was given a single bullet by the guy he gave his magazine to. They didn’t need to pick up the spent casing of the second bullet because it’s from black market. Nigerian police officers must do better. Their madness is still too much. We have been here before and the outcome was really bad for the entire country. Nigerian police, do better!

@Humphrey_Pato #BringbackMaresca

Nobody trusts the owners anymore. Chelsea fans are completely fed up. BlueCo promised so much, a rebuilt Stamford Bridge, elite players, and a clear vision. Years later, we’ve seen only broken promises, endless squad chaos, and unclear direction, leaving fans disillusioned. The Supporters’ Trust released an open letter calling out the erosion of trust, poor communication, and lack of accountability. Despite spending hundreds of millions, they failed to build a solid team, sacking managers while chasing young talents instead of proven quality. Even after the Club World Cup and Conference League wins, the same problems persist, especially at centre-back. This summer is their chance to win us back. Sign a top-class centre-back like Alessandro Bastoni, hire Xabi Alonso, the coach who can lead us to glory, quality wingers, and a proper striker to support João Pedro. No more half-measures or excuses. Actions will speak louder than words, it’s time to deliver.

@FrankKhalidUK #BringbackMaresca

John Mikel Obi talking about Cesc Fabregas.

@FrankKhalidUK #BringbackMaresca

Chelsea will take their time picking the manager.

@FrankKhalidUK #BringbackMaresca

Dewsbury Hall talking about Enzo Maresca.

@Blue_Footy Maresca is better #BringbackMaresca

Sam Allardyce advises Marco Silva against taking the Chelsea job: 🗣️ “As much as you want to take it, you have to be brave enough to say I’m better off staying at Fulham, unless Chelsea change their structure and say we have to change.” {No Tippy Tappy Football podcast}

@FrankKhalidUK Maresca is better than him #BringbackMaresca

Would be amazing if Antonio Conte was to return to Chelsea.

If this appears on your timeline just repost it. #EndPoliceBrutality ✊🏾

@chideraonunkwo2 #BringbackMaresca

🚨🗣️ Enzo Maresca on the secret weapon he used and defeated PSG 3-0 at the FIFA club world cup final "The PSG team at that moment won so many top teams in Europe, from Liverpool to Arsenal, Inter Milan, Real Madrid and so on, a day before the final, my boys and I were watching some of their clips and how they attack and defend, so I say to my boys, we need to press them harder, and also attack and defend together, we need to be united and perform as a team". "On the final day Cole Palmer, and João Pedro applied all what I told them by pressing the PSG team, Caicedo and Enzo were there in the middle to calm the tempo, Cucurella, James, Gusto, and Sanchez the Goal keeper was also outstanding that day, my boys didn't allow the likes of Dembele, Doue, or kvaratskhelia to perform at the top level, my boys defended and attacked so hard from the beginning of the game to end, that's how we conquered them at the final".

@Blue_Footy @Matt_Law_DT @LondonBluePod The BlueCo can right this wrong by bringing him back for the boys, he’s better than all the available managers #BringbackMaresca

🗣️ @Matt_Law_DT: "I've been told, it [players downing tools] was actually a reaction they felt to Maresca going, that there was a lot of upset within the squad about the way in which Maresca went, the timing of it & the fact they were unhappy with that." ~ @LondonBluePod

Update: Donor List Released as Campaign Fund Hits ₦1.01 Billion In a significant financial push for the YAYI initiative, the campaign has announced a total donation haul of over One Billion Naira (₦1,011,900,000). Below is the complete list of donors and their contribution amounts as released by the payment updates committee. Several high-profile donors and anonymous contributors lead the pack, with donations ranging from ₦50,000 to ₦40 million. Top 10 Individual/Organisational Donors: 1. Senator Lanre Tejuosho – ₦40,000,000 2. Alh. Ibrahim Egungbohun (IBD DENDE) – ₦30,000,000 3. Chief Bode Mustapha – ₦30,000,000 4. Dr. Isiak Kunle Salako – ₦26,000,000 5. Pastor Tunde Osho and Friends – ₦25,000,000 6. Hon Jagunmol Akande Omoniyi – ₦25,000,000 7. Hon Kayode Jelili Amusan – ₦25,000,000 8. MR DAPO OKUBADEJO – ₦25,000,000 NAIRA 9. Pastor Tunde Osho and Friends – ₦25,000,000 10. Asiwaju Tele Ogunjobi – ₦20,000,000 Check comment for full list 😳

@FrankKhalidUK @todd_boehly #BringbackMaresca

Latest on Liam Rosenior successor.

WATCH: IGP orders dismissal, prosecution of officers involved in killing of suspect in Delta

@Humphrey_Pato #BringbackMaresca

Breaking: Behdad Eghbali will make the final decision on Chelsea’s next permanent head coach. Head of Sporting Development Paul Winstanley is set to release a detailed report evaluating each coaching candidate, focusing on performance, conduct, and suitability for the role. This follows another turbulent spell at Stamford Bridge, where Enzo Maresca departed in January, Liam Rosenior was appointed on a long-term deal but sacked after just 106 days in April following five straight Premier League defeats, leaving Calum McFarlane as interim boss for the rest of the season. What we all want is for Behdad Eghbali to make the right decision and sign Xabi Alonso, because he is the one who can lead us back to glory. (@richmoneymak22 )

@FrankKhalidUK @todd_boehly #BringbackMaresca

Another coach linked to Chelsea.

@PeterNotDrury #BringbackMaresca @todd_boehly

Bring Iraola Bring Alonso Bring Fabregas Bring Marco Silva Bring this one and that one. Maresca is genuinely better than these lots we’ve been linked to, except one…