The Ogun State Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) says the state’s education authority, TESCOM, is politicising public education by allegedly mobilising teachers to attend a meeting with All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate Senator Solomon Adeola, also known as Yayi. Both outlets report that the PDP’s media office makes the allegation that a directive purportedly requires public school teachers and head teachers to be present at the meeting linked to the APC candidate. The PDP frames the claim as an attempt to influence political outcomes through the education sector. In response, TESCOM denies the allegation, according to the reporting. The dispute centers on whether teachers are being compelled or encouraged through official guidance to participate in political activities connected to Yayi’s campaign. The outlets do not provide additional details on the meeting’s date, venue, or the specific contents of the alleged directive, nor do they confirm whether any disciplinary actions are tied to attendance. The matter remains contested between the PDP and TESCOM.