Bibiire: A Man With a Clear Plan For Ogbomoso South

He knows the streets, the people, their pain, and he has a plan, because he’s lived them all.

You see, some people talk about development like it’s rocket science. But for Hon. Olusayo Daniel “Bibiire” Oyelola, it is not theory, it is what he’s been doing all his life. The man literally plans cities for a living. So when he says he wants to fix Ogbomoso South, he’s not speaking vanity. He’s talking blueprint.

Born and bred right here in Ogbomoso, Bibiire isn’t one of those politicians that show up during campaign season acting like Google Maps just discovered their hometown. He’s that boy from Ogbomoso who grew up seeing what works, what doesn’t, and what must change. From primary school to LAUTECH, he’s walked the same dusty roads, faced the same lack of job issues, and watched the same “one-day government will remember us” speeches.

As a town planner, he’s worked on big projects across Nigeria. But when he talks about Ogbomoso, his tone changes. You can feel the passion in it. It’s not job talk; it’s personal. He wants to bring that same level of structure, coordination, and foresight into leadership. Because truth be told, this town doesn’t need another talker. It needs a thinker. Someone who understands both the drawing board and the people it affects.

And that’s where Bibiire stands out. He doesn’t do grammar politics. He does real talk. The type that connects with market women, okada riders, teachers, and youth hustlers. He’s not promising heaven and earth, just a better Ogbomoso South that actually works for everyone.

Through his foundation, he’s already been doing what most people only write on banners; supporting women, helping students, and pushing young people to dream beyond survival. That’s not campaign drama; that’s consistency.

So, when you hear “Ogbomoso’s Son with a Plan,” it’s not just a catchy line. It’s fact. Because he’s been planning growth before politics even came into the picture.

Come 2027, Ogbomoso South has another chance, another opportunity to choose who represents her at the House of Assembly. It’s a no-brainer who the people should trust to bring real dividends of governance home. Bibiire, like he’s done all his life, has a plan, a solid, people-driven plan, to fix what’s wrong in Ogbomoso South and build what’s right.

He’s not guessing what the people need; he’s lived it. He knows it.
He’s not testing leadership, he’s been serving quietly.
And he’s not just shouting change, he’s showing it, one plan at a time.

There is a plan to create jobs, to empower the youths, to bring long overdue development, to make sure opportunities get to the people of Ogbomoso South. Hon. Olusayo Daniel “Bibiire” Oyelola, Ogbomoso’s son, has that plan.

Because here’s the truth: if you fail to plan, you plan to fail. And who better to trust with Ogbomoso South’s future than a man who has spent his life planning for better living, for real people, in real communities, like ours?