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I am Passionate about Giving Ogun Central Zone the Best Life Offers – Mrs Abimbola Onokoya, Ogun Senatorial Candidate
By Eric Elezuo
She is a combination of beauty and brains. She is an accomplished wife, mother, sister, daughter as well as a great inspiration to the teeming lovers of good tidings. She is Mrs Abimbola Majekodunmi-Onokoya, the Ogun Central Senatorial District candidate in the 2019 general elections under the new breed Green Party of Nigeria (GPN).
In this brief chat, she flawlessly itemized what it takes to be the best leader the people can be proud of, adding that her tenure when elected will witness prosperity and progress like never before. Excerpts:
Kindly give us a brief on your background
I was born Abimbola Majekodunmi, now I am Mrs. Onokoya. I was born on August 11, 1979 in Abeokuta of Egba origin. I was privileged to attend some of the best grooming academic grounds among which is Children House School in Ibara for my primary education where out of a dint of hardwork, I wrote and passed the Common Entrance in primary four.
Then, I went to Nawair Ud Deen Grammar school, Abeokuta, and obtained my Senior Secondary School Certificate. Afterwards, I proceeded to the University of Lagos for a Diploma programme. However, a strike action prompted my travelling to the United States for holidays. That journey put paid to my UNILAG experience. A good friend I had known back in Lagos had insisted I stayed back in the U.S though I never made plans to. After much considerations, I heeded the advice and a lot of lines began to fall in pleasant places for me.
First, I met my lovely husband, whom I married on January 31, 2001. The marriage is blessed with three lovely children today. They are Olufunmi, Adedapo and Olamide.
After my marriage, I pursued my career with full force, obtaining my Licenced Practical Nurse (LPN) status at the Micro Tech Training Institute for Practical Nursing, New Jersey, USA in 2003.
In 2007, I qualified as a Registered Nurse (RN) at the Raritan Valley College, New Jersy, USA. I am presently studying at the Grand Canyon University Arizona, USA for my MSN
Mrs. Majekodunmi-Onokoya is not a career politician, to put it succinctly. What drove you into this profession, if we may call it that?
Well, I have always had passion for everything Nigerian, even while I lived abroad, in America, to be precise. It may interest you to know that I moved back home in 2013 after being away for 15 years. All these while, I have always had good intentions for my people. I must tell you that each time I visit Nigeria, I behold sights that draw tears from my eyes. I literally cry. One thing is always obvious on the faces of the people once you stepped out of the airport; unhappiness, despondency including a feeling of hopelessness, helplessness and fear of the unknown. The reason is not far fetched. it is hinged on the dicey situation of the country. I see a lot of people toiling endlessly to make an imaginary living to no avail. All these things combined make me react, and some termed me an activist.
I became more vocal after President Muhammadu Buhari alluded to Nigerian youths as “lazy”. I had considered myself and other Nigerians in the Diaspora, knowing we not lazy but some of the most educated people in the world. It was then one of my friends called me and said “we need you in Nigeria. You need to come”. This call took me by surprise, but I made up my mind to heed it thinking someone was considering for special adviser position or something in that neighbourhood. She shocked my marrows when she proposed that I run for the senate seat. It didn’t make any sense to me, and so my first response was ‘no’ because Nigerian politics is quite different from what is practiced in America.
However, after deep thought, I decided to give it a shot knowing that this is another way I can further extend help to my people and I’ve always been helping people as a registered nurse. I have been practicing nursing for 15 years.
The Senate is a legislative arm, essentially lawmaking, do you think you can actualise your intention of helping people from there which is best achieved from the executive arm?
Policies change administrative equilibrium, and policies emanate from law making. When I get over there in the Senate, I become part of the system that can change these policies that are currently governing Nigeria and inject human faced policies as it is obtained in other climes. For instance, education, in America, attracts 21% of the yearly budget; in Nigeria, it is about 3%. Those that belong to the Executive arm cannot change that. That is where I come in.
Which constituency are you planning to represent, and on what platform?
I am running to represent Ogun Central, conprising six local governments – Owode, Egba, Ifo, Ewekoro, Abeokuta North, Abeokuta South and Odeda local governments. I am contesting under the Green Party of Nigeria (GPN).
I understand that the position you are running for is the position which the incumbent Governor of Ogun State, is running for as well. Do you have any strategy to defeat him?
That was the first thing that got to me when I was asked to represent Ogun Central under GPN. I thought about it and said to myself that it cannot be done. But coming to consider the realities on ground, you will understand that the man we are taliking was once a Senator and presently a governor. On both occasions, we know what happened. I keep telling my people that if you want a different result, you have to try a different thing. He’s been tested and tried and he has done the best he can, but we really need to move forward. We need to do something new to get a better result.
What is that particularly striking feature about you that you really think will bring the votes over to your side?
Well, you need to hear the echos all around. I have been up and about, reaching out to people and listening to their heartbeats. They all seem to speak one language – they want someone new – me. I am not the breed of politician that shares money. In fact, where am I going to get the money from. I have been telling my people that the money a politician gives you money is not free. The money is definitely coming from somewhere and they have to make it back. When I give people my fliers, they ask me what I’m going to add to it. I sit them down and tell them what I think is the truth and my plans for them. Yes, I have a striking feature, and that is honesty, and to a great extent a great passion to give the people of Ogun Central the best life can offer.
Two issues may play down your chances – one, coming from a foreign land and two, being a woman. What are your plans to turn the two into a stepping stone to victory in 2019.
Well, I see myself as having female features but mentally, I am just another man. My friends tell me that though I am a woman I think like a man. while growing up, I used to tell myself that I was going to marry a doctor, so I wouldn’t really have to do much, but my father always make me understand that a woman has to be an asset to a man, not a liability. The man will respect and value you for that. Coming back to politics, yes, women are a bit limited in terms of education and finance, and those inform some of the reasons women don’t really go into politics. I have a good heart and I want to do the best. At the same time, I believe in the mantra that what a man can do, a woman can do better.
For a first-time politician, don’t you think that the Senatorial position is a little elevated and elite, wouldn’t it have been easier to start from a lower level?
I mentioned earlier that my people actually chose this commission based on what they know I can do, and recall as well that the incumbent Governor of Ogun State started from the Senate. Honestly, with my managerial skills and the trust I am being sent to uphold, I will make the best senator ever.
Check this out: I manage about eight cities in New Jersey and I work with Visiting Nurse Association as well as the Case Manager for the patients in eight cities. I have lots of caseloads and I manage them well. I know I can do better as a lawmaker for the Federation because anything that happens up there affects everybody and not just my constituency or state. I watch videos of present Senators and their presentations, and think I am like ‘how did they get there’. I don’t think all of them know what they are doing. Honestly, I can do better.
But these things are somewhat contagious. Most people there spoke glowingly like you, but on getting there, they find themselves muscled and end up compromising. Are you prepared for an opposition so strong it can weigh you down and make you forget your professed passion?
Yes. I thought about it and somebody said to me “How are you going to deal with the other side?” I know it’s going to be tough and it’s not going to be easy. It is very important that I remember my people who sent me there every single day. Putting at the back of my mind the conditions of my people is something that will keep me on my toes every single day, and for that I will compromise.
I have outlined constant town hall meetings where I will personally meet with my people and feel their vibration. We need to have town hall meetings so that the people can constantly communicate with the person representing them.
The major challenge is that bills take time before they become laws, do you plan to use your personal resources to bring things to pass while waiting for the government to act on the bill?
Yes. Don’t that I will be paid constituency allowance which is basically meant for projects. These funds will into what they are meant for – every bit of it. Much as I know what to do, I will leave the planning to when the exact resources is known. But be rest assured that execution will be based on what my people need.
In a nutshell, we will empower our youths. This is a must. Also, our women must be taken care of. I have been involved in service to humanity and this is what I have been doing for most of my adult life – helping people. I believe everything we own will be gone when we are gone, so why hold on to them.
How do you want to be remembered after all these?
Funny enough, I have asked myself this question over and over again, and each time, I get the same answer. When people mention late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, everybody thinks greatness; that’s what I want. I want the legacy; even when I am old and gone, I want them to mention Abimbola Majekodunmi-Onokoya and everybody is in awe – in positive awe.
And do I achieve that. I have to really listen to my people and do what they want as much as I can. I intend to replicate the American standard when it comes to getting things done. The earlier we bring Nigeria to where it is supposed to be, the more respect we will gain from the international community. Imagine a President calling another President lifeless, it is because we have not earned the respect of others. These are things I will work towards changing.
As a woman, family should be priotised. What plans have you made in terms of family, with your family based in America?
We discussed it when I was first invited and my husband was in total support and even agreed to relocate to Nigeria with me. So, we are ready to move. My first child, my daughter, will be going to college soon but my eleven and five year olds will be moving with me. So you see, I love country and constituency so much that I am willing to dump America.
Most politicians send their children abroad when they get into authority…
I have always been in love with Nigeria and that I have transfered to my children. I don’t want a situation where when I am old and gone, people say Abimbola’s children cannot be found. I’m surprised people don’t teach their children the values of our culture.
In a nutshell, can you just itemize those plans and projects that you have in mind for Ogun Central when you are elected?
I have so many projects, both from my initiative and from asking the constituents because you have to ask people what they need. Some people told me they need water and good roads. Where I grew up in Abeokuta, there’s a major road that links to Oyo state, the road was like an “express”, but if you go back there, the roads are tiny because of the number of people living there and that causes traffic. I plan to push for the road to be dualized when I get to the Senate. More so, it is a federal road.
Again, I believe Nigeria’s greatest assets, are the youths, not even crude oil. Most of them do not know what to do and so they experiment with all kinds of drugs all in a bid to take their minds off their problems. My plan is to get vocational schools for them, where they can learn to be independent through making soaps, clothes, engage in carpentry works as well as computer training.
We are going to set up a lot of programmes like that across the six local governments. We will thereafter, get professionals. At graduation, we will to equip them with those things they to need to function.
I will do all within my powers to get the children off the streets. I believe that we can still work with some of the schools we have presently to ensure that the children learn in a comfortable environment furnished with computers, with no leaking ceilings .
Moreover, we can actually build libraries for communities to access with unlimited internet and books to read. I love hardworking women, especially the ones in the market, and I am going to see that they are well empowered. I don’t believe any woman should sit at home, waiting for and on their husbands. We create adult education centres so that the elderly can read, understand and write.
What would you say to the up coming leaders of tomorrow – the youths
They must remain focused, scrutinize their political candidates, know what they stand for and their plans for them. They must not allow politicians to use them as political thugs while their own children are living and enjoying abroad.
Thank you very much, ma. It has been very nice talking with you. I wish you the very best in the coming elections.
Thank you.
By Eric Elezuo
Communications giant, GLOBACOM, has celebrated its Group Executive Director, Madam Sade Michael-Adenuga, as she clocks 31.
In a message via the Group’s X account, Globacom celebrated the go-getting abilities Ms Michael-Adenuga, recognising her dedication, professionalism and unwavering commitment, which have continued speak loud in the growth and development of the Gbobacom Group.
The message reads:
“Today, we celebrate Madam Sade Michael-Adenuga, whose dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment continue to make a meaningful difference.
“As you mark another year, we wish you good health, happiness, and many more years of fulfilment and remarkable accomplishments. May the year ahead bring every opportunity to continue making an enduring impact.
“Happy Birthday, Madam Sade Michael-Adenuga.”
Sade Michael-Adenuga is the last daughter of the billionaire businessman, philanthropist and founder of the Glo brand, among many other business concerns.
Beautiful and highly ceregral, Sade is a certified Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. She currently serves as a Group Executive Director of Globacom Group, and is the founder of QuickLaw.
By Eric Elezuo
The story of the Chairman, Ovation Media Group, Chief Dele Momodu, and the Governor of Osun State, Senator Ademola Adeleke, is one told from a multiple dimension. It encompasses passion, love, friendship, camaraderie, collaboration, and more importantly, brotherhood.
Here’s a classic tale of two individuals, who started as acquaintances, transmuted into being friends, and today has become inseparable, not just as brothers, but as ‘twin’ brothers. No wonder the Bible says, there’s a friend that sticks closer than a brother; that’s the story of ‘Demola and Dele. A typical example of Double D. A classic tale of friendship made in heaven.
Both have seen measured successes in their various fields of endeavours. Adeleke, besides being an accomplished entrepreneur, has in his own way, conquered the field of politics, having served as a distinguished Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and presently serving as the Executive Governor of Osun State.
Momodu, on his part, has not in any way lacked behind. Beyond establishing and sustaining Africa’s number one celebrity magazine, Momodu is an iconic journalist, publisher, businessman and a motivational speaker, who has both working and personal relationships with many influential world leaders. He has been one shot away from the highest office in the land, having contested for the Nigerian presidency, first as a candidate in 2011, and as an aspirant in 2023.
Born same year, 1960, same month, May, the brothers have from time in memorial, shared a common bond that has given onlookers the apertite to ask more questions about their originality. But while one is from Edo State, the other is from Osun. However, the state barriers notwithstanding, Adeleke and Momodu has proved to the world what true friendship means.
Over the weekend when Momodu celebrated his 66th birthday, just three days after Adeleke celebrated his at the Government House, in Oshogbo, the Governor gladly referred to Momodu as his ‘twin’ brother, a motion that everyone readily agreed with. It is worthy of note that while Adeleke was born on May 13, 1960, Momodu was born on May 16, 1960. Friends and associates always insist that Adeleke is three days older than Momodu, and that one fact Momodu has come to live with, and joyously celebrates.
In his message at the birthday celebration, held with incisive discussion on the theme, Ignorance and The Danger of Xenophobia, at the Dele Momodu Leadership Centre, Alalubosa, Ibadan, the Governor extolled the qualities of Momodu, fondly referring to him as ‘my twin brother’. He hailed Momodu for always using his birthday to speak to the conscience of Africa, especially in the last three years.
At the event, organized by The Dele Momodu Foundation, with the theme, “Ignorance and the Danger of Xenophobia.” Speakers at the occasion condemned the rising tide of xenophobic attacks, particularly those targeting Nigerian citizens in South Africa, warning that such hostility undermines regional progress, peace, and continental unity.
DELE MOMODU – MAY 16, 1960
Dele Momodu, without an iota of doubt stands tall among those who have been diligent in businesses, and it is therefore, no surprise that he has stood, and is still standing not just before kings but with kings.
Born Ayòbámidélé Àbáyòmí Ojútelégàn Àjàní Momodu on May 16, 1960, some 63 years ago, Chief Dele Momodu as he is known in the business circle, and Bob Dee, in the social stage, is by every standard a man who is diligent in his business. And it is no wonder that he has not only stood before kings, he had and continues to dine with kings. There is practically no influential person that Dele Momodu does not know across the length and breadth of Nigeria, Africa and on the inter-continental stage. He is that large!
By every standard a rare breed, Momodu is many things in one; journalist/publisher, businessman, philanthropist, actor, politician and motivational speaker. Among all these he considers himself simply as a reporter, and even with a retinue of seasoned staff still ventures into the field to scoop exclusives. Those who have referred to him as a workaholic are not far from the truth. Even he, himself has an oft quoted line thus “those who come from poor background cannot afford to sleep too much”.
A beacon of the Momodu family, Dele, the last of three siblings, was ‘privileged’ to lose his father at the age of 13, and was therefore sentenced to the complete tutelage of his mother, and sometimes relatives. His mother became practically his mentor, teacher and soulmate until she passed away on May 18, 2007, two days after Dele’s 47th birthday. According to him, one of the many morals his mother, who he revered next to God, taught him, is never to despair even when times are tough. Even in her near poverty state, Dele maintained that ‘she didn’t give up on me.’
The accomplished journalist, whose first name was derived from Ayobamidele, meaning “my joy has followed me home”, is a proud 1982 graduate of the University of Ife, (now Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife) where he obtained a degree in Yoruba Language, and followed it up in 1988 with a master’s degree in English Literature.
He kicked off his professional career as a lecturer at the Oyo State College of Arts and Science in Ile-Ife, between 1982 and 1983 while serving as a corps member. He went on to become the private secretary to the former Deputy Governor of Ondo State, Chief Akin Omoboriowo, a position he held from 1983 till 1985. In 1986, he was elevated to serve the Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuwade Olubuse II, managing his Motel Royal Limited.
Momodu is the proprietor of the no 1 celebrity journal, Ovation International Magazine, The Boss Newspaper and Ovation Television.
The Akinrogun of Gbonganland, who is also the Aare of Iwoland, has also been honoured with the Prestigious Value Leadership award by an organisation, Nigeria, which is a subsidiary of Moonlite Integrated Concept, among an avalanche of awards, honours and tags. Momodu us consistently praised for his admirable efforts, which have not gone unnoticed.
ADEMOLA JACKSON ADELEKE – MAY 13, 1960
Born of the Adeleke family of Ede in Osun State on May 13, 1960, Adeleke commenced his primary education at Methodist Primary School, Surulere Lagos State before he was privileged to relocate to Old Oyo State to continue his education at Nawarudeen Primary School, Ikire.
Adeleke was born Nurudeen Ademola Adeleke to a Muslim father and Nnena Esther Adeleke, an Igbo Christian mother. Like him, Adeleke’s father, Raji Ayoola Adeleke was a Senator and the Balogun of Ede land in Osun State. His father, Raji Ayoola Adeleke was also the leader of the Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN).
On completion of his primary education, he moved on to The Seventh Day Adventist Secondary School, Ede to begin his post primary schooling. In the later years however, he attended Ede Muslim Grammar School Ede, where he completed his secondary school education and subsequently relocated to the United States of America, joining his two older brothers, who were also studying there.
In the United States, he joined Jacksonville State University, Alabama, and studied Criminal Justice, with minor in Political Science.
To prove doubting Thomases, who wiped up controversies around his educational qualification, wrong, he went back to school and got enrolled at Atlanta Metropolitan State College in the United States, where he obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice in 2021.
A businessman and administrator of no mean repute, Adeleke was the humble Group Executive Director at his brother’s company, Pacific Holdings Limited from 2001 to 2016, where his credible performances shot the company to enviable heights; a height it is still enjoying till date.
It is imperative to note that before he joined Pacific Holdings Limited, Senator Adeleke worked with Quicksilver Courier Company in Atlanta, Georgia, US, as a service contractor from 1985 to 1989. His dexterity to work earned him a progression in career, and he berthed as Vice President at Origin International LLC, Atlanta, Georgia, US, a flavours and fragrance manufacturing company. His meritorious stewardship lasted a period of five years, from 1990 to 1994.
Not a few has described Adeleke as the philanthropic capital of Ede, as his influence in aiding the less privileged and downtrodden remains top notch. He is a voracious believer in community development, and has not spared any expense to see that his community receives global influence.
Politically, Adeleke is a beacon of light and hard nut to crack, having remained an albatross to opposing powers and a reference point to ideal administration.
Shortly after he lost his brother, Senator Isiaka Adeleke, who died in April 2017, he contested the Osun West 2017 Senatorial by-election, emerging as the winner under the Peoples Democratic Party, where he decamped to from the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Having emerged senator, Adeleke’s political influence waxed stronger, an on July 23, 2018, he emerged as the governorship candidate of PDP in Osun State.
Adeleke ran for Osun state governorship election under the PDP against top contenders Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola of APC and Iyiola Omisore of SDP on 22 September 2018. The election was declared inconclusive by the Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) while Adeleke was leading, and a rerun slated on September 27, 2018. The candidate of the APC Oyetola was declared winner after the run-off. Adeleke protested the result describing the election as a “coup”.
Much as on March 22, 2019, the tribunal sitting in Abuja declared Adeleke the winner of the election, the Supreme Court later affirmed Gboyega Oyetola as the authentic winner of the 2018 Osun State governorship election on Friday, July 5, 2019
Popularly known as the Dancing Senator because of his penchant to joyfully react to the sounds of music, Adeleke is uncle to one of Nigeria’s popular musicians, Davido.
Governor Adeleke is married to two beautiful women. They are blessed with three children who are all entertainers. They are B-Red and Shina Rambo and a daughter, Nike Adeleke. He is the uncle of one Nigeria’s primus inter pares in entertainment, Davido.
As expected, Adeleke is moving Osun State to the greatest of heights as he promised, and many who know him agree that there are still very many more in the offing even as he navigates his political prowess to win again on August 15.
These ‘twin’ brothers have become a toast of reference. They are hardworking, philanthropic in nature, and always happy.
Yes, always happy as the smiles and dance in their gaits at all times are unmistakable.
Cheers to brotherhood!
Cheers to Ademola Adeleke and Dele Momodu!
By Eric Elezuo
The Koumagnon Family and Allied Families of Seme-Kpodji, of the Republic of Benin, led by Monsieur Alberto Koumagnon, has declared their unflinching support for the candidacy of Romuald Wadagni as he steps out on Sunday to vie for the presidential seat of the Republic of Benin.
In statement of declaration, the families observed that Wadagni is propelled by a ‘vision embodied in this ambitious, realistic project, resolutely focused on the future of our country’.
The declaration is presented in full:
DECLARATION OF SUPPORT BY THE GREAT KOUMAGNON FAMILY AND ALLIED FAMILIES OF SÈMÈ-KPODJI FOR CANDIDATE ROMUALD WADAGNI
The great KOUMAGNON family and allied3 families of Sèmè-Kpodji, deeply committed to the values of peace, progress, and development, followed with particular interest the presentation, on Saturday, March 21, 2026, of the “Further Together” (Plus loin ensemble) social project by our dear candidate, President Romuald WADAGNI.
Following this important political event, and gathering on this day, 04/04/2026, we wish to express our full support for the vision embodied in this ambitious, realistic project, resolutely focused on the future of our country.
From the outset, we, descendants of the KOUMAGNON family and allied families, commend the enlightened leadership of President Patrice TALON who, faithful to his commitment to building a modern and prosperous Benin, has been able to propose to the presidential majority a competent, credible candidate who brings hope for consolidating achievements.
In this dynamic of continuity and progress, the candidacy of President Romuald WADAGNI is fully in line with the continuation of the structural reforms undertaken over several years in all sectors, particularly in infrastructure.
In this regard, we recognize and commend the many achievements of the government, especially road infrastructure, which has significantly improved mobility and living conditions for the populations of the communes of Sèmè-Kpodji and surrounding areas.
Moreover, these remarkable efforts reflect a constant determination to connect localities, stimulate economic exchanges, and sustainably strengthen the attractiveness of our territories.
Building on these achievements and firmly oriented toward the future, we are convinced of the relevance of the “Further Together” project.
Therefore, the great KOUMAGNON family and allied families of Sèmè-Kpodji give their firm, committed, and unconditional support to candidate Romuald WADAGNI, as well as to his running mate, Mrs. Mariam Chabi Talata Zimé Yérima.
In the same spirit, we call on all daughters and sons of Sèmè-Kpodji, as well as all citizens committed to peace and development in our country, Benin, to mobilize massively in support of this hopeful momentum by turning out in large numbers on April 12.
We also wish to assure our dear candidate of our commitment to mobilize widely to ensure a high voter turnout in the commune of Sèmè-Kpodji.
Together, let us continue the efforts undertaken.
Together, let us consolidate our achievements.
Together, let us go further.
Long live Benin on its path toward progress!
Long live the WADAGNI–TALATA ticket!
Thank you.
Done at Sèmè-Kpodji, on 04/04/2026
The great KOUMAGNON family and allied families
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