Officially, the election season has commenced with the flag off of Nationwide of campaigns on the 18th of November 2019.
Prior to this, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), released the names of candidates vying for various positions both at the state and at the national level.
In this piece we shall be unveiling the Thirty-seven (37) candidates jostling for the highest position of the executive governor of Oyo state and the parties they represent.
The Names Of Candidates And Their Parties Are:
Adegboyega Saheed Ajadi – Accord Party (AP)
Akinwale Laosun – African Action Congress (AAC)
Rev. Adeenike Morenike Victor-Tade – Advanced Allied Party (AAP)
Oyedele Oyebode Alao – Alliance for Democracy (AD)
Adebayo Alao Akala – Action Democratic Party (ADP)
Bamidele Ganiyu Ajadi – African Democratic Congress (ADC)
David Oluwafemi Okunola – All Grassroots Alliance (AGA)
Adedoyin Adeyeye – African People’s Alliance (APA)
Adebato Adelabu – All Progressives Congress (APC)
Olabode Ayodele Johnson – Alliance for New Nigeria (ANN)
Oladunni Ariyo Olaitan – Better Nigeria Progressive Party (BNPP)
Paul Omotoso – Coalition for Change (C4C)
Alh Adegboyega Adelu – Democratic Alternative (DA)
Babarinde Oye Ademola – Democratic People Congress (DPC)
Golohor Omobosola Owolabi – Democratic People Party (DPP)
Ladipo Oluwole – Grassroots Development Party of Nigeria (GDPN)
Tijani Ismaila Alanboye – Hope Democratic Party (HDP)
Oladapo Wasiu Atilola – Independent Democrat (ID)
Ademola Babatunde Oye – Justice Must Prevail Party (JMPP)
Olaide Olayiwola – KOWA Party (KP)
Olatunji Sodiq Adigun – Labour Party (LP)
Aderoju Ismail Balogun – Mass Action Joint Alliance (MAJA)
Ojo Olayinka Kayode – Mega Party of Nigeria (MPN)
Mogaji Moshood Odelalu – National Action Congress (NAC)
Oloyade Michael Ayobami – National Conscience Party (NCP)
Bolanle Ashabi Sarunmi- Aliyu – National Interest Party (NIP)
Edward Ladoye – New Progressive Movement (NPM)
Yinusa Kazeem Ayandoye – National Rescue Movement (NRM)
Akande Akin Sanyaolu – People for Democratic Change (PDC)
Seyi Makinde – Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
Taiwo Otegbeye – Providence People’s Congress (PPC)
Gbadamosi Bashiru Alagbe – Peoples Party of Nigeria (PPN)
Mobolaji Ayorinde – Social Democratic Party (SDP)
Awolusi Olusegun – Save Nigeria Congress (SNC)
Bamigboye Abiodun – Socialist Party of Nigeria (SPN)
Rotimi Akande – United Progressives Party (UPP)
Waheed Akanbi – Zenith Labour Party (ZLP)
