There is wisdom in knowing when to step aside, sometimes it is better to leave the stage when the ovation is loudest. Let your brother Bar. Pelumi Olajengbesi continue. #POCO#itura
THE MAN WHO CHOSE TO START BEFORE THE OFFICE.
There is something different about a man who begins serving his people before he gets the opportunity to represent them.
His message has been simple: leadership should first be a responsibility before it becomes a position.
Pelumi Olajengbesi.
Not just asking for a mandate.
Preparing for it.
ITURA ’27 — A NEW VOICE FOR ORIADE/OBOKUN.
24 years in power should produce more than promises; it should produce results.
For 24 years, Wole Oke has represented Oriade/Obokun Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives. That is long enough for experience to become impact, and promises to become measurable results. Yet, after two decades, questions about roads, youth empowerment, education and constituency development continue to dominate conversations around the constituency.
This is not an attack on experience. It is a demand for accountability. If projects were completed, let the people see them. If scholarships were awarded, publish the beneficiaries. If empowerment programmes were implemented, show their impact, Public office should leave evidence behind.
This is where Pelumi Olajengbesi presents a different conversation.
Pelumi may not have 24 years in the National Assembly, but he has demonstrated that service to the people does not have to begin with occupying a political office.
In 2025, he reportedly committed ₦20 million to empower women in Esa-Oke, supporting small businesses and economic independence.
He has also consistently used his voice to raise issues affecting ordinary people and challenge those in positions of authority, That is the kind of goodwill that comes from engagement with people before political power, But goodwill alone is not enough.
Pelumi must turn that goodwill into a clear promise of measurable representation: better opportunities for young people, stronger support for businesses, improved infrastructure and transparent management of constituency resources.
The choice before the people should therefore not simply be about who has been around the longest, It should be about what has been achieved, what remains undone, and what kind of representation the people want next.
After 24 years, Wole Oke should present the evidence of his legacy. Pelumi, on the other hand, has the opportunity to present a new standard.
Experience deserves respect. But results deserve accountability.
A MAN WITH THE HEART OF GOLD.
Sometimes, it’s not about how much you have, but the kind of heart you have.
I want to sincerely appreciate Bar Pelumi Olajengbesi for the good gesture towards Folorunsho Emmanuel, whose shop was recently looted. At a time when someone could easily choose to look the other way, he decided to step in and offer support.
What happened to Emmanuel is painful, especially for someone who has worked hard to build his business. But gestures like this remind us that there are still people who care and are willing to stand with others in difficult times.
Bar Olajengbesi, thank you for showing kindness and humanity. May God continue to bless you and replenish whatever you have given. 🙏
And to Emmanuel, may this setback become a stepping stone to something bigger. I pray for restoration and a stronger comeback.
Sometimes, one good gesture can give someone the strength to start again.
**ITURA ’27: Leadership Beyond the Noise.**
Leadership no be by title,
No be by noise,
No be by shouting the loudest.
Leadership na capacity to listen, think, act and carry people along.
That’s what I see in Barr. Pelumi Olajengbesi.
A man who understands that leadership is about people, not personal ego. About ideas, not empty grammar. About showing up when it matters.
We don’t just need someone who wants a position.
We need someone who is ready for the responsibility that comes with it.
That’s the conversation.
ITURA ’27 — Leadership with purpose. ✊🏾🔥
**ITURA ’27: Leadership Beyond the Noise.**
Leadership no be by title,
No be by noise,
No be by shouting the loudest.
Leadership na capacity to listen, think, act and carry people along.
That’s what I see in Barr. Pelumi Olajengbesi.
A man who understands that leadership is about people, not personal ego. About ideas, not empty grammar. About showing up when it matters.
We don’t just need someone who wants a position.
We need someone who is ready for the responsibility that comes with it.
That’s the conversation.
ITURA ’27 — Leadership with purpose. ✊🏾🔥
@segalink Sir, you are one of those people I see as an intellectual somebody, but some of your post I came across for some time now says otherwise, how will you say that, that press report released by soludo is a fact to debunk what Peter obi said. Seriously you are who they said you are.
Dr. Adedeji Adeleke paid a surprise visit to the 69th birthday celebration of Distinguished Senator Iyiola Omisore, held at Omisore House, Ogooluwa, Osogbo.
The celebration was marked by joy and warm wishes as family, friends, and well-wishers gathered to honour the udistinguished statesman.
Congratulations and Happy 69th Birthday to Distinguished Senator Iyiola Omisore!
On This Extraordinary Journey, I Have Enjoyed The Quiet, Then Very Loud Support Of My Friend & Brother-in-the-struggle for a Better Osun State, the Indefatigable @davido, a Strong Advocate For Better Governace Who, At Great Personal Sacrifice, Never Fails To Use His Platform To Speak Out For Our People.
I owe you a great many thanks, brotherly!, @Davido! Stay blessed!
Let's Win Together!
#ITURA2027