Adeleke hails Osun PDP restructuring, peaceful congresses
Governor Ademola Adeleke has commended the successful restructuring and continuous expansion of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) across Osun State, declaring that the party has earned the trust and goodwill of Osun people from all walks of life. In a statement after the conclusion of the statewide ward congresses, Governor Adeleke expressed happiness at the […]
Governor Ademola Adeleke has commended the successful restructuring and continuous expansion of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) across Osun State, declaring that the party has earned the trust and goodwill of Osun people from all walks of life.
In a statement after the conclusion of the statewide ward congresses, Governor Adeleke expressed happiness at the increasing strength and hold of the PDP on Osun State despite recent controversies, noting that his recent unscheduled visits to several parts of the state confirmed that the people were still in love with the PDP and his administration.
“I visited several parts of the state in recent weeks without prior announcement and the feedback on ground was deeply positive. Osun people acknowledged that our party and its government not only meant well, but have actually demonstrated strong capacity to deliver on good governance across the sectors of the state’s economy,” he said.
“The PDP has restructured locally and expanded its reach. PDP is without doubt the most popular political party in Osun State today. While others are battling each other in their unpopular party, Osun PDP is consolidating and reaffirming itself as the party of the people for 2026 and beyond,” Adeleke’s spokesman, Mallam Olawale Rasheed, quoted the governor as saying in a statement yesterday.
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He assured the people of the state that his administration would continue to provide good governance, promising that the party and the state government have resolved to “prioritise both hard and soft infrastructure from now to 2026 and beyond.”