Biodun Ogundipe has said there is no controversy surrounding his ambition to become the next governor of Ogun State, adding that he remains the 2027 African Democratic Congress governorship candidate for the state, recognised by the Independent National Electoral Commission and backed by the leadership of the opposition party.
Ogundipe also said he decided to throw his hat into the political ring to provide practical solutions to issues of bad governance, insecurity and underdevelopment, among other challenges confronting residents of the state.
A tech expert in Artificial Intelligence, the ADC governorship candidate said he would deploy technology to tackle all forms of criminality across the state and ensure that residents sleep with both eyes closed while businesses continue to thrive.
Ogundipe disclosed this on Monday during an engagement with journalists in the state.
Clearing the air over the controversy surrounding the party’s governorship candidate, the tech expert said there was no parallel governorship primary and that he emerged as the winner of the party’s governorship ticket after allegedly defeating Jimi Lawal and Marie Odusina. He said any other narrative was mere propaganda and a distraction.
