The Arewa community in Ita-Oshin, Ogun State, has declared its support for the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, and the lawmaker representing Abeokuta North State Constituency, Hon. Dr. Babatunde Tella, ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The declaration was made when members of the Hausa community from Olosun, led by their Chairman, Malam Bashir Husani, paid a solidarity visit to Tella, reaffirming their commitment to the APC and its candidates across all levels of government.
Speaking during the visit, Husani said the community was prepared to mobilise its members with their q Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) to support the APC candidates in the forthcoming elections.
He declared, “We will vote for APC from top to bottom,” stressing that the community would work collectively to ensure victory for the party and its candidates.
The community described Yayi as a dependable and results-oriented politician whose contributions at the National Assembly had demonstrated his capacity for effective representation and leadership.
The Hausa residents expressed confidence in Adeola’s ability to provide purposeful leadership for Ogun State, saying his experience and track record had positioned him to drive greater development if elected governor in 2027.
They also commended Tella for what they described as his grassroots-oriented representation, accessibility and responsiveness to the needs of his constituents.
According to the community, Tella’s willingness to assist residents and his commitment to the welfare of the people had earned him their confidence and strengthened their decision to support his bid for a second term in the Ogun State House of Assembly.
The solidarity visit, they said, was not merely a show of political support but a reaffirmation of their confidence in the APC candidates and their commitment to participating actively in the 2027 electoral process.
The community leaders urged their members to remain united and ensure that eligible voters obtained and protected their PVCs, while promising to intensify mobilisation within the Ita-Oshin area ahead of the elections.

