Osun APC Members Reject Oyebamiji-Led List and Insist Adeleke Head Presidential Campaign

Author: Shina AbubakarPublished on: November 3, 2026Country: Nigeria
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Osun APC Members Reject Oyebamiji-Led List and Insist Adeleke Head Presidential Campaign

Four members of the APC State Executive Committee in Osun reject the party’s parallel presidential campaign committee list, saying it violates party guidelines, due process and inclusiveness. Wole Adunola, Adesola Ayangbile, Rasheed Adeniji and Abiola Ololade object in particular to the exclusion of State Working Committee members. They say the new list conflicts with an earlier presidential directive naming Governor Ademola Adeleke to lead the state campaign, after which he inaugurated a broad-based team. The dissenting members urge the APC’s national leadership, especially its National Secretary, to intervene, prevent division and clarify the committees’ responsibilities.

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