Posters announcing the political ambition of Bolaji Oyeleye have surfaced online, signaling his intention to contest for a seat in the House of Representatives.
The posters, which have been widely circulated across various social media platforms, indicate that Oyeleye is aiming to represent the Yewa North/Imeko Afon Federal Constituency in the National Assembly.
The development has sparked conversations within political circles in Ogun State, particularly among residents of the constituency.
Although Oyeleye has yet to make a formal declaration, the emergence of the campaign materials has been interpreted by many as a clear indication of his readiness to enter the political fray.
Supporters online have hailed the move as a welcome development, describing him as a fresh voice capable of bringing innovation, youthfulness, and inclusivity to governance.
Some party insiders, however, suggest that consultations are still ongoing as Oyeleye finalizes his decision to officially announce his candidacy.
Bolaji Oyeleye is not a newcomer to public service. He previously served as a Commissioner in Ogun State, where he earned a reputation for efficiency and reform-driven leadership. He currently holds the position of Special Assistant to Deputy Senate President, a role that has further deepened his experience in national policy and governance. Many believe these credentials could bolster his chances and lend credibility to his ambition to represent Yewa North/Imeko Afon at the federal level.
Political observers note that the Yewa North/Imeko Afon seat has historically been highly competitive, often attracting candidates with deep grassroots connections. Oyeleye’s entry into the race could, therefore, reshape the dynamics ahead of the next general election. His perceived popularity and political network, coupled with his experience in both state and federal governance, are expected to influence how the campaign unfolds in the coming months.
As anticipation builds, all eyes remain on Oyeleye to formally declare his political intentions. Whether the posters are part of a soft launch strategy or a teaser ahead of an official announcement, one thing is clear — the political temperature in Yewa North/Imeko Afon Federal Constituency is beginning to rise, and Bolaji Oyeleye’s name is now firmly in the mix.
