Activist Detoun Continues to Criticize Gov Dapo Abiodun Over Governance Style
Activist Slams Ogun Governor Over Performance and Priorities

In a persistent and escalating conflict, activist Detoun Adejobi has continued to publicly criticize Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun, highlighting what she perceives as failures in his governance. The dispute between the governor and the activist has deepened following her remarks about his performance in office, sparking a heated exchange that has captured public attention.

Roots of the Conflict

The tension began after a tragic accident on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway in December 2025, which resulted in the deaths of two friends of international boxer Anthony Joshua. Detoun pointedly accused Governor Abiodun of neglecting to provide adequate ambulances to hospitals in the state. She argued that if such emergency services had been available, they could have been deployed immediately to transport the accident victims to medical facilities, potentially saving their lives.

Legal and Social Repercussions

Her outspoken comments quickly reached the governor, leading to a significant backlash. In response, the Ogun State Police Command charged Detoun with cyberbullying, bringing the matter to court. This legal action has not deterred her, as she took to her Instagram page last night to launch another scathing attack on the governor, further fueling the controversy.

Recent Criticisms and Public Statements

Continuing her campaign today, Detoun has sharpened her critique, stating that all Governor Abiodun seems to know is "wearing Kampala to parties, eating small chops and drinking champagne." This remark underscores her view that the governor prioritizes social engagements and luxury over essential public duties and infrastructure improvements.

The activist's new video, shared on social media platforms, has amplified her message, drawing reactions from various quarters. As the situation unfolds, it highlights broader issues of governance, accountability, and the role of activists in holding public officials to account in Nigeria.