Hakeem Amosun gets key role as Yayi Campaign Council appoints him as deputy director of Ogun Central

Zainab Abioye

The Federal Commissioner representing Ogun State on Revenue Mobilization Allocation and Fiscal Commission, Hon. Akeem Amosun, has been appointed Deputy Chief of Ogun Central Senatorial District in the 74-member electoral council mobilizing support for the 2027 governorship bid of Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, popularly known as Yayi.

The appointment places Amosun in a strategic position within the campaign structure as the Yayi political project intensifies grassroots mobilization and stakeholder engagement across Ogun Central.

Amosun’s emergence is seen by campaign supporters as a recognition of his political reach, his capacity for grassroots mobilization and his ongoing involvement in efforts to build support for Adeola’s governorship ambition.

His new responsibility is expected to involve working with party leaders, political stakeholders, coordinators and grassroots advocates across the senatorial district to strengthen campaign structures ahead of the 2027 elections.

Amosun, in recent months, has been actively involved in political mobilization in Ogun State, particularly in Abeokuta South and other parts of Central Ogun, where he has participated in strategic meetings and engagements with grassroots coordinators and supporters.

His activities have focused on expanding the support base for Adeola, while maintaining engagement with party members, community leaders, youth and other stakeholders.

The politician’s supporters also highlight his grassroots interventions, including empowerment initiatives, educational support and assistance to vulnerable and elderly members of his political family, as part of the activities that have helped deepen his relationship with grassroots supporters.

Rather than limiting his political engagement to major rallies, Amosun has consistently attended neighborhood and community-level meetings, an approach that his supporters say has helped strengthen his grassroots network.

With political activities ahead of the 2027 governorship election gradually gaining momentum, his appointment is expected to add further strength to the mobilization and coordination mechanism of the Yayi campaign in Ogun Central.

The electoral council is expected to leverage its network across the senatorial district as Adeola’s supporters seek to build a broad political coalition ahead of the governorship contest.

Amosun’s elevation to the Electoral Council therefore places him among the key figures expected to help coordinate the Yayi campaign in Ogun Central as the political battle for 2027 takes shape.

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