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If we are to go by history, the recurrence of events, activities, policies, and even the growth of foreign reserves are all pointing to a bitter truth everyone is failing to acknowledge.

The most interesting part of politics is the gathering of the people sharing pleasantries, ideologies, and having a uniform goal. The great people of Mushin are ready for proper representation, and I am humble and glad to be the pilot of that movement. We are driving the government of touts and ignorant people away in Mushin. Mushin’s identity needs to be elevated from a derogatory one to an elite one. Because WE ARE NOT RASCALS, WE ARE RADICALS!

Where Una dey chop better food for this Abuja?

SIX YEARS WITHOUT JUSTICE It has been six years since we lost the lives of innocent Nigerians. And guess what? No one has been held accountable. In fact, they have gone as far as messing with our mental health, telling us it never happened, that it was all in our heads, that it was nothing but a fantasy. The same people implicated in these atrocities are the ones we idolise today. They are the very people we expect to be our messiahs. Do I blame them? No! They have told us, through their words and various actions, that we do not matter. Our lives do not matter. Our future does not matter. Yet, we continue to fool around, fighting one another on social media and working against our own interests to advance their selfish causes. The lie we have been told since childhood is that we are the leaders of tomorrow. Leaders of tomorrow! Yet, these same people have no problem killing us, taking our lives, denying it to our faces, and telling the world that we do not know what we are talking about. We are the leaders of tomorrow, yet they refuse to retire, relax, and allow the very people they promised a tomorrow to take charge, lead, govern, and drive this country towards a better future than the one they have created. How old were these men when they started ruling us? Muhammadu Buhari was 41 when he first became Nigeria's Head of State, yet we, the so-called leaders of tomorrow, were part of the people who brought him back to power when he was approaching 80. Yakubu Gowon was just 31 when he became Head of State, while Olusegun Obasanjo was 38 when he first became Head of State. The question I want to ask you today is simple: How old are you? Is there truly a tomorrow for you? Is there a future for you? What kind of future are you building for your children? Do you still want to remain trapped in the battles of great-grandpas and great-grandmas who do not give a tiny fuck about you? When will you wake up and realise that you do not need to spend every night creating spaces to insult one another? What we need are spaces to organise, strategise, mobilise, and democratically remove these old men from power through the ballot box. They do not care about you. To make matters worse, if your father has no political influence or financial power, society often treats him as a nobody. And that means you may have to fight twice as hard just to earn the opportunities that should be available to you in the first place. Do you want your children to grow up with that same mindset? Do you want them to inherit a society where their father's worth is measured by his political connections, wealth, or proximity to power? Do you want them to face the same struggles you are facing today? Remember, 2031 is not as far away as it seems. Check your age today, then add another five years. Where will you be? What will you have achieved? Will you have positioned yourself to become someone who can influence the direction of this country, or will you still be fighting your fellow young people over politicians who have no intention of making room for you? Will the people you are fighting for today put you on the path to a better future? Will they create opportunities for you, or will they continue to use your energy, your loyalty, and your anger to protect their own interests? Stop being a fool for these old heads! Let us not forget the innocent souls who lost their lives on this day in 2020. We disappointed them in 2023. Let us not make the same mistake in 2027. If we could not take federal power in 2023, we must understand that the struggle for a better Nigeria is not over. We have young people across this country who, at the very least, can make a difference in how our nation is shaped. We must begin to see political participation as more than supporting a presidential candidate or fighting for a political party. It starts right where we live.

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to speak on Voice of the People (VOP) 90.3 FM with Esther Nwachukwu, as well as the Accord Party gubernatorial candidate, Robert Otitoloju Sowore,discussing the challenges facing Lagos State, the shortcomings of the current administration, and the need for a new approach to governance. I shared my vision for a better Mushin Constituency 2, where the people’s needs come first and leadership translates into meaningful action. It was an insightful conversation, and we had a great time! 🤩 #OgoMushin #MushinConstituency2 #AccordParty

Leadership is shaped by inspiration, experience, and values. Who inspires my political journey? What do I bring to the table? And what values would guide me in serving the people? In this episode of “Know Your Candidate,” I share the people, experiences, and principles that have shaped my understanding of leadership and public service. For me, leadership goes beyond holding a title. It is about integrity, responsibility, accountability, and a genuine commitment to the people. As I continue this journey, I believe that understanding the person behind the ambition is just as important as understanding the ambition itself. Get to know me, my values, and my vision for representation. #KnowYourCandidate #OgoMushin #DavidIfedayoDosumu #RepresentationOfThePeople

Happy birthday to my beautiful, strong, intelligent, submissive, all in all wife. Thank you for the wife and mother you are. I love you 💖

I hope this clears the doubt of people who think or say “he’s not aware of what is going on in the country” he is fully aware and proud of what we are going through as a nation.

Today marks the official opening of the campaign window, and with it comes an even greater responsibility to serve, listen, and represent. This journey has never been about me. It is about the people of Mushin Constituency 2, their aspirations, their concerns, and the future we all deserve. The time has come to take our message to every street, every community, and every household. Representation of the People. Always. #OgoMushin #MushinConstituency2 #RepresentationOfThePeople

You can start monitoring the results as it comes in, for those people on group you can easily compare what you have in your polling unit to what’s been uploaded neis.ng/?election_id=3… #Osundecides2026

This is what you get when you allow an “alleged” criminal pretending to be a politician to roam around the streets where sane people are. This is democracy, for crying out loud! You don’t have the right to monitor the party anyone votes for. It’s totally illegal. But he’s the same man who openly said on camera, “Any Accord Party member you see, kill them,” and he walks free like it’s normal to do so. Since it’s not Sowore calling the President of Nigeria a criminal, and he’s a member of the ruling party, all is well. #Osundecides2026

Osun State has seen and followed the light 💡 Osun is Accordingly #OsunDecides2026 #osundecides

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Dear Governor Ademola Jackson Nurudeen Adeleke, A big congratulations to the people of Osun State for standing up for democracy, for exercising their right to choose, and, most importantly, for reminding us that the power ultimately belongs to the people. Congratulations, Your Excellency, on securing the mandate of the people of Osun State for another term. You have just received perhaps the most important form of validation any elected leader can receive; the validation of the people. Your performance in office has been judged by the people who live with the consequences of your decisions every day, and they have spoken with their votes. Your administration has faced its fair share of trials and political challenges. There were attempts to challenge your mandate and your performance, but ultimately, the people had the final say. And that is what democracy should be about. Elections should not be about who has the deepest pockets, the loudest machinery, or the strongest political structure. They should be about the people having the freedom to decide who they believe deserves their trust. Governor Adeleke, the people of Osun have spoken to you once again. I hope you will listen. I hope this renewed mandate will remind you that the responsibility of leadership is not to satisfy political merchants or those whose interests are far removed from the everyday realities of the ordinary citizen. Your responsibility is to the people who wake up every morning, go to work, trade in the markets, run businesses, send their children to school, and struggle every day to make a living. You no longer need to seek validation from those who do not understand the livelihood and struggles of the common man. The people have already given you the validation that matters. Now is the time to govern even more boldly. Now is the time to deepen the work that earned you this mandate. Now is the time to remember that every vote represents a person, a family, a community and a hope for a better tomorrow. As you begin your second term, may you continue to put the people first, remain accessible, remain accountable, keep dancing, but keep the good work going, and remember that political power is temporary, but the impact of good governance can outlive any administration. Once again, congratulations to the good people of Osun State. Congratulations, Governor Ademola Adeleke. The people have spoken. Democracy has spoken. And as we say in Accord: Accord is Accordingly. David Ifedayo Dosumu (OgoMushin) #OsunDecides2026 #Osundecides

You know the name. But do you know the person behind it? This is the beginning of my “Know Your Candidate” series a chance for me to step away from the politics, the titles and the campaign, and simply allow you to get to know David Ifedayo Dosumu. In every episode, I'll share something different about myself, my journey, my values, and why I believe in serving the people. This is just the beginning. #KnowYourCandidate #OgoMushin #RepresentationOfThePeople

To Our Daughter, Morowuntodun Morningstar Dosumu Some people spend a lifetime leaving footprints on the hearts of those who love them. You did it before you ever opened your eyes. Before we held your tiny hands,
we held dreams of you.
Before we heard your laughter,
we imagined the sound of it filling our home.
 Before you took your first step,
you had already changed the direction of our lives. Your room existed in our hearts long before it existed in our home. We spoke about you.
We prayed for you.
We waited for you.
We loved you. And though we never heard you cry,
our hearts will forever echo with the love we had for you. Morowuntodun,
your name means "I have found something sweet again." To us, you were that sweetness. You were proof that God still gives beautiful gifts.
Even though we held you for only a moment,
you will remain our daughter for a lifetime. Morningstar,
you came like the first light before sunrise.
Your time with us was brief,
yet your light will never truly fade. One day, people may ask how many children we have.
The world may count differently,
but in our hearts, the answer will always include you. You will always be our first daughter.
You will always be part of our family.
You will always be loved. We will wonder whose smile you would have had.
Whether you would have loved to read,
to dance like your mum,
to sing like your mum ( your dad is a terrible single who thinks/wish he can),
or to chase your father around the house. We will wonder what your favourite colour would have been,
what dreams you would have carried,
and what kind of woman you would have become. Those questions may never have answers,
but our love for you never needed them. Thank you for making us a mother and a father. Thank you for reminding us that love is not measured by years,
but by the depth with which it is given. Until the day we meet again,
rest peacefully, our beautiful daughter. You will never be forgotten. You will always be loved. Morowuntodun Morningstar Dosumu. Forever our daughter. Forever in our hearts.