Dr. Kunle Adegbite: A Local Candidate with Proven Commitment to Ogbomoso
As Ogbomoso gears up for elections, the candidacy of Dr. Kunle Adegbite stands out as a beacon of genuine service, contrasting sharply with the hollow promises often made during campaign seasons. His extensive contributions to the community underscore a dedication to the welfare of its residents, making him a compelling choice for the House of Representatives.
The Abuja Times

In the lead-up to the upcoming elections, the people of Ogbomoso have become increasingly discerning, recognizing the stark difference between politicians who deliver on their promises and those who merely campaign for votes. Dr. Kunle Adegbite, a native of Ogbomoso, is positioning himself as a candidate who not only understands the needs of his constituents but has also been actively working to meet those needs long before entering the political arena.
Dr. Adegbite’s credentials are impressive; he is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner with a doctorate in nursing practice, having received his education locally at the School of Science in Ogbomoso and the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology. Unlike many who pursue opportunities abroad and never return, Adegbite has consistently demonstrated his commitment to Ogbomoso, often returning to invest in his community.
His philanthropic efforts are epitomized by the Twindad Foundation, which he founded. The foundation's flagship project, the Twindad House of Grace Orphanage, opened in 2022 and serves as a safe haven for orphaned and vulnerable children. This multimillion-naira facility includes classrooms, a sick bay, dormitories, and staff quarters, providing not just shelter but also education and care. Notably, this initiative was established long before Dr. Adegbite sought political office, showcasing his genuine desire to uplift the community.
“I am not asking the people to trust a stranger; I am asking them to send a son who has been working for them,” Adegbite stated, emphasizing his deep-rooted commitment to Ogbomoso.
As the election approaches, voters are called to consider the impact of their choices. Dr. Kunle Adegbite’s track record of service and investment in the community makes him a candidate worthy of their trust and support. In a landscape often marred by fleeting promises, his candidacy signals a hopeful alternative for the future of Ogbomoso.
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