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Photo News Report: “Seyi Makinde For President” Banners Surface At PDP National Convention Venue

Banners endorsing Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde for the 2027 presidency appear prominently at the PDP national convention venue in Ibadan, signaling growing support amid party tensions.
Adejuyigbe AdegokeBy Adejuyigbe AdegokeNovember 14, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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IBADAN, November 14, 2025 — In a striking visual display, large banners and posters backing Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde for the 2027 presidency have appeared at the venue of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), national elective convention, intensifying speculation about his ambitions.

What the Photos Show

  1. Welcome at the Entrance — A massive banner mounted at the Adamasingba Stadium in Ibadan (the convention site) reads “Seyi Makinde for President”, featuring the governor’s portrait prominently.

Photo by – Abdulsalam Abdullahi of TheCable
  1. Campaign Messaging — Another billboard-style poster declares, “Relax, Seyi Makinde will fix Nigeria 2027”, signed by Fapetu Stephen, a PDP member from Ido LGA, Oyo State.

  2. Broad-Based Support — Several banners are grouped with other PDP leadership hopefuls (for roles such as national chairman and secretary), signaling coordinated efforts by various party factions.





PHOTOS: 'Seyi Makinde for president' banners surface at PDP national  convention venue | TheCable

Political Context

  • The PDP national convention is scheduled for November 15–16, 2025, in Ibadan.

  • The choice of Ibadan, Makinde’s home turf, has raised eyebrows — some see it as a strategic move to bolster his influence within the party.

  • Behind the scenes, Makinde is not just floating a presidential bid; he is deeply involved in the convention’s organization. He chairs the Transportation Subcommittee, overseeing logistics for delegates.

  • Tensions are simmering within the PDP: Makinde has warned against any attempt to derail the convention, describing disruption efforts as “political suicide.”

  • On the flip side, some within the party (notably those aligned with Nyesom Wike), have expressed dissatisfaction with the venue decision and other convention arrangements.

  • Despite the internal friction, a coalition of state PDP chairmen recently affirmed their support for Makinde and aligned with the Umar Damagum-led national working committee.

  • Youth engagement is also being mobilized: the Northern Youth Network has publicly backed Makinde, pledging to bring hundreds to the convention in support of his leadership.

PHOTOS: 'Seyi Makinde for president' banners surface at PDP national  convention venue | TheCable

Significance

  • The banners are more than symbolic — they highlight growing grassroots momentum behind Makinde’s 2027 presidential prospects.

  • By plastering his image at the convention site, Makinde’s supporters are sending a powerful message of confidence and readiness.

  • The move also underscores deeper intra-party dynamics, with Makinde’s bloc appearing increasingly assertive ahead of what may be a pivotal convention.

  • For observers, these visuals could mark a turning point: the convention may not only settle internal leadership but also lay the groundwork for the PDP’s 2027 strategy.

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