Ogun For Ogun

03/09/2026

THE MATHEMATICS OF OGUN 2027

The road to the Ogun State Government House in 2027 is simple: numbers, geography and strategy.

Based on the 2023 voter register, Egba has 1,040,317 registered voters, Ijebu has 501,399, while Remo has 286,846. Together, these three blocs represent 1,828,562 registered voters—a massive electoral foundation for Ladi Adebutu if he consolidates his traditional strength and expands his appeal. Ogun State had 2,688,305 registered voters in 2023.

But the real strategic battleground is Ado-Odo/Ota. With 390,175 registered voters, it is the single largest electoral LGA in Ogun State. Its cosmopolitan population—made up of enlightened voters and Nigerians from different ethnic backgrounds—makes it less predictable and potentially more responsive to issue-based politics than a campaign built purely around ethnic or regional calculations.

For Adebutu, the mathematics is therefore clear: consolidate Egba, Ijebu and Remo, then play the spoiler in the Yewa/Awori axis by concentrating serious political energy on Ado-Odo/Ota.

In 2023, Ogun's governorship election was decided by only 13,915 votes: APC scored 276,298 against PDP's 262,383. That narrow margin shows that a significant shift in just one major electoral battleground can change the entire political equation.

When Egba, Ijebu, Remo and Ado-Odo/Ota make a clear decision, the mathematics changes completely. And in that equation, Yayi may simply find himself sneezing while the people of Ogun State are doing the voting.
LADO MEDIA Lado TV. Hon. Oladipupo Adebutu

03/09/2026

ADO-ODO/OTA L’ADEBUTU

Ado-Odo/Ota is the electoral giant of the Yewa/Awori axis, with 390,175 registered voters out of the axis's total 859,743.

That means Ado-Odo/Ota alone accounts for 45.38% of all registered voters in the five-LGA axis—almost half.

With 16 wards and 390,175 registered voters, Ado-Odo/Ota can significantly change the 2027 electoral mathematics of Ogun State.

The message is simple: Ado-Odo/Ota matters. Its votes can make the difference.

ADO-ODO/OTA L’ADEBUTU — OGUN NI TIWA!

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Hon. Oladipupo Adebutu

03/09/2026

REMO L’ADEBUTU

Remo is a strategic electoral bloc in Ogun State, with 286,846 registered voters across 35 wards and 3 LGAs. Though smaller in voter population than Egba and Ijebu, Remo’s electoral strength can be decisive in a close 2027 governorship race.

Remo L’Adebutu is a call for Remo to unite, mobilise and turn its electoral strength into a powerful voice for the future of Ogun. When Remo makes its choice and stands together, its decision can make the difference.

286,846 voters. 35 wards. 3 LGAs. One voice.

REMO L’ADEBUTU — OGUN NI TIWA!

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LADO MEDIA
Hon. Oladipupo Adebutu

03/09/2026

IJEBU L’ADEBUTU

Ijebu is a powerful electoral bloc in Ogun State, with 501,399 registered voters across 68 wards and 6 LGAs. That is more than half a million registered voters with the collective power to influence who occupies the Ogun State Government House in 2027.

Ijebu L’Adebutu is a call for unity, political consciousness and purposeful leadership. When Ijebu stands together and turns its numbers into votes, its voice cannot be ignored.

501,399 voters. 68 wards. One voice. One choice.

IJEBU L’ADEBUTU — OGUN NI TIWA!

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Hon. Oladipupo Adebutu

03/09/2026

ẸGBA L’ADEBUTU

Egba holds one of the biggest electoral strengths in Ogun State, with 1,040,317 registered voters across 74 wards and 6 LGAs. The numbers alone make Egba a decisive force in the 2027 governorship election.

Ẹgba L’Adebutu is therefore more than a slogan; it represents a call for Egba voters to recognise their collective electoral power and use it to shape the future of Ogun. When Egba speaks with one voice, Ogun listens.

1,040,317 registered voters. 74 wards. One collective voice.

ẸGBA L’ADEBUTU — OGUN NI TIWA!

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Ogun For Ogun is a people-driven sociopolitical platform committed to advocating for indigenous leadership, good governance, and sustainable development in Ogun State.

Our mission is to promote the emergence of leaders who possess a deep understanding of the history, culture, values, and aspirations of the people of Ogun State. We believe that the future of our state is best secured when leadership is entrusted to individuals with genuine roots, proven competence, and an unwavering commitment to the progress of Ogun people.