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Chief Lamidi Ariyibi Adedibu was one of the most powerful forces in Oyo State politics, widely regarded as a political kingmaker whose influence extended across successive administrations and generations of politicians. . His political journey began in the early 1950s, and he later became a prominent voice within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), playing an important role in supporting candidates and shaping political alliances in Oyo State. . During this interview on BEN Television in the United Kingdom, Adedibu spoke openly about his political influence and his bitter disagreement with the then Governor of Oyo State, Rashidi Ladoja, whom he had supported during the 2003 governorship election. . Their relationship had deteriorated over disagreements concerning political appointments, loyalty and influence within the state government. Adedibu defended his involvement in politics, maintaining that his role concerned political decisions rather than the everyday administration of government. . Adedibu also spoke about President Olusegun Obasanjo’s attempts to reconcile him with Ladoja, shedding further light on the political tensions between the two men. . The disagreement eventually developed into a major political crisis. On 12 January 2006, Ladoja was controversially impeached, and his deputy, Christopher Adebayo Alao-Akala, assumed office. However, the Supreme Court later upheld the invalidation of the impeachment, allowing Ladoja to return as governor in December 2006. . Adedibu d!ed on 11 June 2008, aged 80. His political career and the confl!ct with Ladoja remain significant chapters in Oyo State’s political history, particularly in discussions about political godfatherism and the relationship between elected officials and influential political sponsors. . . . #LamidiAdedibu #RashidiLadoja #OyoState #Ibadan #NigerianPoliticalHistory
Chief Lamidi Ariyibi Adedibu was one of the most powerful forces in Oyo State politics, widely regarded as a political kingmaker whose influence extended across successive administrations and generations of politicians. . His political journey began in the early 1950s, and he later became a prominent voice within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), playing an important role in supporting candidates and shaping political alliances in Oyo State. . During this interview on BEN Television in the United Kingdom, Adedibu spoke openly about his political influence and his bitter disagreement with the then Governor of Oyo State, Rashidi Ladoja, whom he had supported during the 2003 governorship election. . Their relationship had deteriorated over disagreements concerning political appointments, loyalty and influence within the state government. Adedibu defended his involvement in politics, maintaining that his role concerned political decisions rather than the everyday administration of government. . Adedibu also spoke about President Olusegun Obasanjo’s attempts to reconcile him with Ladoja, shedding further light on the political tensions between the two men. . The disagreement eventually developed into a major political crisis. On 12 January 2006, Ladoja was controversially impeached, and his deputy, Christopher Adebayo Alao-Akala, assumed office. However, the Supreme Court later upheld the invalidation of the impeachment, allowing Ladoja to return as governor in December 2006. . Adedibu d!ed on 11 June 2008, aged 80. His political career and the confl!ct with Ladoja remain significant chapters in Oyo State’s political history, particularly in discussions about political godfatherism and the relationship between elected officials and influential political sponsors. . . . #LamidiAdedibu #RashidiLadoja #OyoState #Ibadan #NigerianPoliticalHistory

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