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WHY OLUYOLE DESERVES HON. TOHEEB YUSUFF ADEWALE (2027)?

Oluyole deserves more than promises.Oluyole deserves true representation. For real development to happen, we need a representative who understands our streets, our schools, our markets, and our struggles. That is why Hon. Toheeb Yusuff Adewale stands out as the right choice to represent Oluyole in the Oyo State House of Assembly come 2027. Hon. Toheeb is not distant from the people — he is one of us. He understands the daily challenges faced across Oluyole’s wards: bad roads, youth unemployment, inadequate healthcare, and the need for economic opportunities. Because he is connected to the grassroots, he can speak our truth where decisions are made. Oluyole is a local government full of young people with dreams and potential. We need leadership that understands today’s realities. Hon. Toheeb represents youthful, forward-thinking leadership — one that prioritizes empowerment, skills development, small businesses, artisans, and entrepreneurs. More importantly, representation is about avai...
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Ejemu of Igbara-Oke Celebrates Engr. Gbenga Komolafe on His Birthday

SNR. HOGH CHIEF EJEMU FELICITATES ENGR. GBENGA KOMOLAFE ON HIS BIRTHDAY  The Senior High Chief (Ejemu of Igbara-Oke Kingdom) and Special Assistant to the Ondo State Governor on Grassroots Mobilisation, Hon. (Barr.) Oyebanji Abuloye, has felicitated with Engr. Gbenga Komolafe, pioneer Chief Executive of the Nigeria Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) and Interim Chairman of the Africa Petroleum Regulatory Forum (AFRIPERF), on the occasion of his birthday. Chief Abuloye described Engr. Komolafe as a distinguished patriot and a pride of Igbara-Oke whose achievements in public service and philanthropy continue to inspire many. He lauded his commitment to youth development, national growth, and community service, noting that his humility and professionalism have marked him out as a true role model. The Ejemu prayed that God Almighty will continue to bless Engr. Komolafe with good health, wisdom, and a long life of impactful service.
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Oluyole PDP Congress Ends Peacefully: Congratulations to Hon. Nasiru Hamzat and Newly Elected Executives

APPRECIATION TO PDP MEMBERS IN OLUYOLE AND CONGRATULATIONS TO NEWLY ELECTED EXECUTIVES  Hon. Usman Abolore (aka Ajongolo), extend his heartfelt appreciation to all members of his great party, The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Oluyole Local Government, for the peaceful and successful conduct of the congress held yesterday. Hon Usman Abolore (AJONGOLO) Special commendation goes to the respected party leaders, political heads, executives, and appointees whose commitment, cooperation, and discipline ensured the smooth running of this crucial exercise. Your collective spirit of unity has once again proven that PDP remains the true party of progress and democracy. Also warmly congratulate the newly elected executives. Your emergence is a call to service, and I urge you to lead with integrity, inclusiveness, and dedication for the growth and stability of our party in Oluyole and beyond. As you begin this new tenure, may your leadership bring greater strength, success, and victory t...
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Standing With Parents, Supporting Pupils; Back to School by Abolore Foundation

Back to School Message from Aboloreoluwa Foundation (A.K.A Ajongolo) As schools reopen for a new academic session, the Aboloreoluwa Foundation (A.K.A Ajongolo) is once again reaffirming its commitment to supporting children, empowering families, and building brighter futures across Oluyole Local Government and beyond. Education: The Key to a Better Tomorrow At Aboloreoluwa Foundation, we strongly believe that education is the key that unlocks opportunities. It is the foundation upon which brighter futures are built and the surest way to raise the leaders of tomorrow. That is why our foundation, under the leadership of Hon. Usman Abolore Ajongolo, has consistently invested in programs and initiatives that ease the burden on parents and encourage children to stay focused on their studies. Our Commitment to Pupils and Students Through: Distribution of free exercise books ✍️ Community support initiatives 🤝 Empowerment programs for families 💪 …we are determined t...
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Makinde Fever Grips Oluyole as APC, LP Members Cross to PDP

Makinde Can Replicate Oyo’s Success Story for Nigeria, APC, LP Defectors Declare as They Join PDP in Oluyole In a major political realignment in Oyo State, dozens of members from the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Labour Party (LP) have officially defected to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), declaring their support for Governor Seyi Makinde and his vision for Nigeria. The defection ceremony, which took place today in Oluyole Local Government, saw the new PDP members pledging their loyalty to the governor and hailing his achievements in governance. The defectors described Governor Makinde as a “transformational leader” whose policies have not only repositioned Oyo State but also provide a blueprint that could be scaled nationally come 2027. Speaking on behalf of the defectors, Halimot Abdulahi and Mrs. Yemisi Dada cited the governor’s outstanding record in infrastructure renewal, youth empowerment, security, education, healthcare, and economic expansion without overburde...
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🌿 BEWARE OF THESE TOXIC PLANTS: Stay Informed, Stay Safe

⚠️   12 Toxic Plants You Should Never Ignore 1.  Oleander (Nerium oleander) – Adodó All parts of this popular ornamental plant are poisonous. Ingestion or even skin contact can cause irritation and severe health issues. Keep out of reach of children and pets. 2.  Angel’s Trumpets (Brugmansia spp.) – Gegemu Beautiful but deadly. The flowers, nectar, and seeds are highly toxic. Ingestion may lead to hallucinations, rapid heartbeat, and even coma. 3.  Castor Bean Plant (Ricinus communis) – Ìlàrà This plant contains ricin, one of the most poisonous naturally occurring substances. Just a few chewed seeds can be fatal. 4.  Hemlock (Conium maculatum) – Èwé Ìgún Historically used as poison in ancient executions, Hemlock can cause paralysis and death. Avoid touching or inhaling it. 5.  Deadly Nightshade (Atropa belladonna) – Ògìdán Pretty but perilous. Even a small amount of this plant can cause hallucinations, seizures, and death if ingested. 6.  Lily of the V...
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