A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief Oluwaseyi Gabriel Ogundare, has formally declared his intention to contest the Owo/Ose Federal Constituency seat in the House of Representatives in the 2027 general election.
Ogundare, popularly known as OGO, said his decision was driven by widespread consultations and calls from stakeholders across Owo and Ose communities, who, according to him, desire inclusive, visible and responsive representation at the National Assembly.
In a declaration made available to journalists on Thursday, the APC aspirant said voices from different segments of the constituency — including market women, youths, professionals, artisans, traditional rulers and party faithful — had consistently urged him to offer himself for service.
He stressed that his aspiration was anchored on a commitment to purposeful leadership, effective representation and genuine service, noting that Owo/Ose deserved a representative who understands the grassroots and can translate the people’s needs into impactful legislation and advocacy.
“Our constituency deserves more than distant representation. The people want a servant-legislator who is accessible, accountable and responsive to their yearnings,” Ogundare said.
He pledged to prioritise the attraction of meaningful federal presence to the constituency, youth and women empowerment, improved infrastructure, and strengthened education, adding that his goal was to ensure that the voices of Owo/Ose were decisively represented at the national level.
Ogundare expressed confidence that, with the support of the APC and the collective strength of the people, Owo/Ose could secure a stronger footing in national development and relevance.
“I offer myself to serve with integrity, consultation and action, so that our constituency will no longer remain on the margins but be firmly positioned at the table of progress and development,” he added.
Ogundare hails from Imoru/Arimogija Ward 10 in Ose Local Government Area of Ondo State.
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