Ogunwuyi's departure adds to a growing list of resignations from the Makinde administration in recent weeks, raising eyebrows regarding internal discord among the governor’s aides. Sources close to the situation suggest that Ogunwuyi's resignation could be tied to ongoing political disagreements, fueling speculation about possible realignments within the state’s political factions.
“There have been internal disagreements within the political camp, and Ogunwuyi's resignation has further fueled speculation about possible realignments ahead of the 2027 elections,” a source revealed.
While Ogunwuyi's resignation letter did not specify his reasons for leaving, insiders believe his decision reflects deeper political rifts within the administration. Although there is no official confirmation, the speculation of a move to the APC looms large.
In his resignation letter, Ogunwuyi expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve, calling his tenure "deeply fulfilling." He praised the administration's achievements, reaffirming his pride in the collective progress made under Governor Makinde’s leadership.
“Serving the Government and the good people of Oyo State has been a great honor. I remain immensely proud of what we have collectively accomplished,” he stated.
Ogunwuyi, previously a member of both the Oyo State House of Assembly and the House of Representatives, has been a prominent figure in the Makinde administration. His resignation raises questions about the stability of the governor's political camp as internal tensions become more pronounced.
As speculation mounts regarding Ogunwuyi’s next political move, particularly a potential alliance with the APC, neither he nor the governor's office has publicly confirmed any plans.
With the political landscape in Oyo State shifting, all eyes will be on the upcoming elections and how these developments may influence the trajectory of the Makinde administration.
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