Reverend Niyi Adebayo, the Lead Pastor of True Worshippers Church in Ogbomoso, has issued a stern advisory to the public regarding the consumption and dissemination of online content targeting politicians and traditional rulers in the city.

In a recent communication shared via his Facebook handle, Rev. Adebayo hinted at impending political or social alignments, urging social media users to exercise caution in their public commentary.

"Be careful what you post about politicians and matters of the Obas in Ogbomoso," Adebayo stated. "These people will soon come together. Enough said."

Rev. Niyi Adebayo, known for his engagement in community matters and his role as a spiritual leader, has previously emphasized the need to respect royal authority and avoid actions that could destabilize the city. While he has often advocated for transparency and good governance, this latest warning suggests an awareness of behind-the-scenes developments in Ogbomoso`s power dynamics.

The warning follows a trend of heightened social media activism in the region, with various stakeholders closely monitoring the activities of both political officeholders and traditional rulers.

 Key Points from the Warning:
 Focuses on digital content about local politicians and Royal Fathers (Obas).

 Predicts a coming together (unity/alignment) of these influential figures.

The message serves as a cryptic but strong advisory against premature or damaging commentary.


The pastor’s message highlights the delicate intersection of social media freedom, traditional authority, and political maneuvering in Ogbomosoland.