Former Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu
VIDEO: Adelabu Storms Ibadan, Draws Massive Crowd from Airport to Residence
A massive crowd gathered across major parts of Ibadan as former minister Bayo Adelabu arrived in the city, receiving an overwhelming welcome from supporters in what many described as a strong show of political influence.
From the airport through key roads leading to his residence, thousands of residents, party loyalists, and admirers lined the streets in a massive استقبال (welcome) that brought movement in some areas to a near standstill. The atmosphere was filled with excitement as chants, cheers, and coordinated displays of support сопровождали his convoy.
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Eyewitnesses said the turnout reflected Adelabu’s deep grassroots connection in Oyo State, especially in Ibadan, widely regarded as a major political hub in the South-West. The large gathering is being interpreted by observers as a signal of growing political momentum and possible strategic positioning ahead of future political activities.
The development has also sparked conversations about the evolving political landscape in the state, with analysts pointing to the crowd size as an indication of shifting loyalties and increasing engagement among supporters.
Security presence was visible along the routes, ensuring crowd control and smooth movement of the convoy, while residents watched from roadsides, rooftops, and nearby buildings.
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