By ‘Deola Adeyemi
“E lo so fun araye pe Yayi n bo ooo” was the song, yet again, that shaped the moment on Saturday 11th May 2024, as the Yewaland Development Forum, a prominent community organization dedicated to the progress and upliftment of Yewa people, hosted the highly anticipated ‘Yewas Talk’ Series at the Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja.
The event, aimed at fostering unity, development, and dialogue within Yewaland towards 2027 and even beyond, saw a remarkable turnout of distinguished guests, community leaders, and reputable faces in Yewaland socio-political space.

The highlight of the event was the investiture of Sen. (Aremo) Solomon Olamilekan Adeola (YAYI) as the Grand Patron of the Yewaland Development Forum. The Aremo of Yewaland stands out not just for his rhetoric, but for his tangible impact across Ogun West. Indeed, YAYI has become a name synonymous with progress and development.
In his acceptance speech, Sen. Adeola expressed profound gratitude for the recognition bestowed upon him by the Yewaland Development Forum. He highlighted some projects facilitated through his office and reiterated his dedication to working tirelessly towards the socio-economic empowerment of Yewaland, promising to leverage his position to drive positive change and developmental initiatives across the region.
From the moment he stepped into office, he wasted no time in rolling up his sleeves and getting to work. His tenure as Ogun West Senator has been characterized by a flurry of projects and initiatives aimed at addressing the pressing issues facing Ogun West, particularly infrastructure development.

As Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola sets his sights on Oke-Mosan, the enthusiasm surrounding his candidacy is so intense. His track record of success, coupled with his unwavering dedication to the people he serves, makes him a formidable candidate with all the makings of an exceptional leader. Indeed, he is coming, not just as a politician, but as a visionary who has the potential to usher in a new era of progress and prosperity for the Gateway State.
As the 2027 gubernatorial election draws near, two things are abundantly clear: 2027 is for Yewaland and Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola is a moving train with so many people onboard. Nothing stops this train. The sentiment echoed across Ogun West is unequivocal: indeed, YAYI is coming.
Yayi ni joo