In a political environment often defined by noise, bravado, and relentless self-promotion, Rep. Abass Adigun, popularly known as Agboworin, stands out as a rare breed—an unassuming yet formidable political titan whose influence continues to shape the Oyo State political landscape with remarkable precision.
Every generation is blessed with individuals whose leadership is not driven by ambition alone, but by a deep and abiding sense of responsibility to the people. Rep. Abass Adigun is a perfect example of such leadership. His political journey is neither accidental nor theatrical; it is rooted in service, guided by empathy, and sustained by an unwavering commitment to the common good.
Agboworin is an enigma of note—a bridge builder with a large heart. Beyond politics, he is a devoted family man, a selfless public servant, and a philanthropist whose generosity cuts across social, ethnic, and religious lines. His reputation for compassion and quiet intervention in the lives of the downtrodden has earned him a massive and loyal followership across Oyo State.
In leadership, knowledge, dedication, and compassion are indispensable virtues, and Rep. Abass Adigun embodies all three in rare measure. His approach to representation has redefined expectations and raised the bar for legislative service. It is therefore not surprising that Ibadan North-East/Ibadan South-East Federal Constituency has, in the last six years and some months, recorded an unprecedented array of developmental strides under his indefatigable leadership.
Never in the history of the constituency has federal representation translated so clearly into tangible dividends of democracy. From infrastructural interventions to human capital development, empowerment programmes, and strategic advocacy at the national level, the constituency has enjoyed what many rightly describe as its most productive era. Indeed, the federal constituency has never had it so good.
Of particular historical significance is Rep. Abass Adigun’s steadfast advocacy for the creation of Ibadan State. While the struggle remains ongoing, his leadership has ensured that the conversation stays alive within national discourse. For many, this singular effort alone underscores his long-term vision and deep understanding of structural development and political equity.
To his supporters and political observers alike, Agboworin is no longer just a lawmaker; he has evolved into a political institution—a force whose footprints extend from the grassroots to the highest corridors of national engagement. His influence is organic, earned through trust, consistency, and results rather than coercion or spectacle.
As Oyo State reflects on his political trajectory, there is a growing consensus among many stakeholders that Rep. Abass Adigun remains a towering figure and a symbol of purposeful leadership. With the 2027 general elections approaching, one thing is certain: Agboworin is not just a man of the moment, but a man to watch, whose next political steps may further redefine the future of Oyo State politics.
