
The All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate for the August 15, 2026 governorship election in Osun state, Asiwaju Bola Oyebamiji, has assured the electorate that he will not betray their trust if elected.
Oyebamiji gave the assurance on Sunday during an engagement with members of the Nigerian Society of Professional Tailors in Osogbo.
He said the seven-point agenda, unveiled on Friday for the benefit of the masses, would be implemented to the letter.
Represented at the meeting by the chairman of civic engagement of the APC Campaign Council, Hon. Olatunbosun Oyintiloye, Oyebamiji said as a true believer in God, who fears and respects the Supreme Being, he will honour whatever promise made during campaign.
The APC candidate stated that his campaign agenda, code-named “PROSPERITY,” was painstakingly designed to meet the needs of the people and reposition the state for greater development.
Giving more explanation on some of the initiatives packed in his 7-point, focuses on poverty alleviation, workers’ welfare, job creation, transparency, economic growth, security, education, and renewed investment in infrastructure.
“I want to assure you again that I will not betray your trust if you give me your votes. I am contesting to serve you with all my strength, and I will not disappoint you.
“My newly unveiled seven-point agenda was carefully crafted for implementation when I am elected, and it will drive the growth of the state. Trust me with your votes, and I will keep my promise,” he said.
The APC candidate also urged the electorate to ignore what he described as a campaign of calumny against him, noting that the opposition was already in disarray following the unveiling of his agenda.
“The agenda was carefully crafted to meet the needs and aspirations of the people and will be faithfully implemented,” he said.
Responding, the chairman of the association, Mr Rasheed Balogun, commended Oyebamiji for his sincerity and passion to serve the people.
Balogun, who said he got to know Oyebamiji during his tenure as the state Commissioner for Finance, added that during the period, the APC candidate acknowledged and recognised their group through the office of the civic engagement.
