* Says only a town planner can govern Ogun well
A town planner and the governorship candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) in Ogun State for the 2027 general elections, Prince Rotimi Babajide on Saturday declared that he is the best man for Ogun State.
Babajide who spoke at the news conference in Abeokuta, the State capital, described that his aspiration was a divine mandate and he has the capacity to actualize the state of the People’s dream.
The said only a town planner can govern the state better, insisting that he has what it takes to given.
His words ” I am the best man for the job. It is a divine mandate not orchestrated by man”.
Babajide stated that if elected his administration would bring development to the rural areas, disclosing that he would establish market hubs for farmers.
Babajide further pledged reforms in electricity, agriculture, industrial development, youth empowerment, security, potable water and public accountability.
On electricity, he said an APM government would pursue measures to improve power supply to enable artisans, manufacturers and small businesses to operate more effectively.
He also promised to attract investors to Ogun State, upgrade the state’s airport to international standards and create more employment opportunities for young people.
The candidate said his administration would also introduce technology-driven channels through which residents could communicate directly with government agencies and report emergencies and other public concerns.
He appealed to the voters to support the APM in 2027, arguing that the state needed a new direction after years of administration by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Babajide also presented his candidacy within the context of Ogun’s ethnic and political balance, describing himself as an “Egba-Egbado” candidate and calling for unity among the state’s different communities.
He said the APM campaign would seek to mobilise voters around what he described as a programme centred on education, economic development, employment and improved public services.
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