Barrister Akeem Agbaje, a distinguished legal practitioner and philanthropist, is emerging as a leading candidate in the race for the governorship of Oyo State. Coming from the illustrious Agbaje family of Ibadan, which has a rich legacy of service and leadership, Akeem Agbaje has demonstrated a deep commitment to the progress and well-being of the people of Oyo State.
His professional accomplishments include his leadership as the former Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) in Ibadan, which earned him respect across the state for his dedication to justice and fairness. His work spans various sectors, including law, energy, and education, which reflects his well-rounded expertise and vision for a more prosperous Oyo State.
Akeem Agbaje is also a philanthropist with a track record of giving back to the community. He has supported various education initiatives, believing that empowering the youth through education is key to unlocking the potential of the state.
His vision for Oyo includes expanding access to quality education, improving healthcare services, and investing in infrastructure to modernize the state.
He has facilitated training programs for thousands of individuals, helping to build capacity and create opportunities for the youth.
Agbaje’s entry into the political arena signals a new era of technocratic governance. He has made it clear that he is committed to practical, people-centered solutions. He has expressed concern over the current state of governance in Oyo, emphasizing the need for a leader who can tackle the real challenges facing the people—not just through public relations or social media, but through impactful policies and programs.
Our choice of Akeem Agbaje is driven by his deep-rooted belief in Oyo State’s potential. His plans for improving education, healthcare, and economic opportunities are poised to take the state to greater heights. As Oyo State looks ahead to the next election, Barrister Agbaje stands out as a candidate who embodies integrity, vision, and the drive to deliver real progress.
By Olowo Ibadan
