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Together, We Rescue Ogun State in 2027 • Grassroots Sovereignty, Economic Self-Reliance & People-First Governance

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Chief Amb. Olujobi Ezekiel Fayoyin is a visionary international diplomat, industrialist, grassroots philanthropist, and the gubernatorial candidate of the National Rescue Movement (NRM) for Ogun State 2027. He brings decades of executive experience, unblemished integrity, and a people-first covenant to rescue Ogun State from bureaucratic decay and economic stagnation.

Rescue Ogun 2027 is a statewide democratic movement uniting all 20 Local Government Areas across Ogun Central, Ogun West, and Ogun East. Our mission is to restore genuine grassroots autonomy, rebuild shattered border-town infrastructure, modernize primary healthcare in every ward, revitalize public education, and empower youth and women through industrial self-reliance.

Our official covenant is "People-First Governance • 100% Grassroots Autonomy" and our rallying cry is "Together, We Rescue Ogun State in 2027." We believe public funds belong to the 20 local governments, not an entrenched political oligarchy.

Chief Amb. Olujobi Ezekiel Fayoyin is contesting under the banner of the National Rescue Movement (NRM) — a registered, progressive national party dedicated to genuine democratic revival, grassroots sovereignty, and liberating citizens from godfather politics.

Absolutely. Chief Fayoyin is 100% free from any godfathers, special interest cartels, or political sponsors. He answers solely to the citizens, workers, market women, artisans, traditional institutions, and youth of Ogun State.

Our comprehensive 84-page Manifesto is built upon 7 transformative pillars:
1. 100% Local Government Financial & Administrative Autonomy
2. Grassroots Infrastructure & Border Town Emergency Relief
3. Agricultural Revolution & Food Security Guarantee
4. Universal 24/7 Ward Primary Healthcare
5. Quality Education & Teachers' Welfare Restoration
6. Youth Technology Hubs & Women Economic Empowerment
7. Decentralized Community Security & Safety Networks

On Day One of the administration, Chief Fayoyin will sign an Executive Order completely dismantling the state joint local government deduction system. Every kobo allocated by the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) will disburse directly to council accounts across all 20 LGAs, enabling elected council chairmen and councilors to construct roads, manage markets, and fund ward community projects without interference.

Ogun State's high-traffic border communities with Lagos—including Ado-Odo/Ota, Ifo, Sagamu, Mowe/Ibafo, and Akute/Alagbole—generate immense economic value yet suffer from deplorable roads and poor power. Chief Fayoyin has outlined an emergency infrastructure revitalization fund to deploy durable drainage systems, dualized corridors, and industrial street lighting in these vital commercial corridors.

We will ensure that all 236 political wards in Ogun State possess at least one modern, solar-powered Primary Health Care (PHC) center staffed by certified medical personnel 24/7, providing free maternal and infant care, emergency triage, and subsidized essential pharmaceuticals.

By providing zero-interest cooperative farm loans, establishing mechanized tractor-leasing hubs in all agricultural zones (Yewa, Ijebu, Remo, Egba), and constructing reliable feeder roads connecting farm settlements directly to city markets to eliminate post-harvest losses.

You can register directly on our official website or visit our Zonal Desks. Volunteers can join specialized directorates including Ward Mobilization, Digital Communications & Media, Youth Vanguards, Women's Leagues, and Polling Unit Observers.

The Jobi Youth Vanguard is our non-violent civic action wing, organizing students, entrepreneurs, creators, and artisans across higher institutions and ward clusters. They conduct peaceful door-to-door voter sensitization, voter card collection drives, and grassroots town halls.

Indigenes in North America, the United Kingdom, Europe, and elsewhere are vital partners. Diaspora supporters participate via the Global Rescue Ogun Council, hosting digital town halls, contributing technical policy research, and mobilizing families and hometown communities back home.

Chief Fayoyin maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy regarding thuggery or electoral violence. Our campaign is completely non-violent, intellectual, and issue-driven. All campaign gatherings adhere strictly to Nigerian law, INEC peace accords, and community security rules.

Yes. The campaign conducts comprehensive accredited workshops for all polling unit agents across the 236 wards, training them on the Electoral Act 2022, BVAS verification protocols, and peaceful vote defense.

You can check your status on the official INEC voter portal (inecinigeria.org) or contact our Secretariat Helpline at (317) 260-3083 for volunteer voter verification assistance.

Voluntary political contributions can be made securely online via our portal at https://olujobifayoyin.org/donate. All donations comply strictly with INEC campaign finance limits and Nigerian Electoral Act regulations.

Yes. Immediately upon completing an online contribution, an official electronic receipt and transaction acknowledgement are dispatched to your email for your personal financial and tax records.

Our Central Headquarters is based in Abeokuta, Ogun State, supported by three active Senatorial Liaison Desks:
Ogun Central: Abeokuta / Ifo
Ogun East: Sagamu / Ijebu-Ode
Ogun West: Ado-Odo/Ota / Ilaro

Media houses, civic organizations, town unions, and youth associations can request a consultative session or press interview through our Contact Page or by emailing support@olujobifayoyin.org.