The Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) in Ogun State warns political actors to avoid inflammatory campaigns that could destabilise the state ahead of the 2027 elections. IPAC chairman Comrade Abayomi Sanyaolu delivers the caution in Abeokuta, urging candidates to focus on issue-based messaging rather than personal attacks.

The warning comes as All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate Senator Solomon Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, visits the IPAC secretariat. Multiple outlets report that Sanyaolu praises Adeola’s contributions across Ogun’s senatorial districts while calling on aspirants to refrain from “heating up the polity” with vulgar language.

During the visit, Adeola presents a nine-pillar development agenda titled “ITESIWAJU for Ogun State.” Sources say the plan covers areas such as infrastructure, tourism and culture, economic empowerment, security and welfare, agriculture and food security, job creation and industrialisation, urbanisation and transparency, and inclusive growth, including provisions for women, youth, and poverty eradication. Adeola also emphasises policy continuity, including completing viable projects started by the current administration rather than abandoning them for political reasons.