Gov. Adeleke May Join APC, Meets Govt. Excos, PDP Okays Move

. The communique indicated that the PDP state leadership is committed to following Governor Ademola Jackson Nurudeen Adeleke in whatever direction he chooses to take.

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Osun PDP leadership caucus today expressed unanimous support for Governor Ademola Adeleke, endorsing any decisions he may make regarding the ongoing speculation of his defection to another political party. The leaders commended the Governor’s leadership and performance in office and encouraged him to continue consultations with stakeholders at both local and national levels.

The caucus meeting included representatives from various segments of the party and government, such as the National Assembly caucus, State Assembly caucus, State Executive Council, State Executive of the party, Special Advisers’ Forum, elders caucus, and the state chapter of ALGON leadership. The meeting took place at the Banquet Hall of the Government House, featuring detailed discussions and contributions from all present leaders.

Following a briefing from Governor Ademola Adeleke and extensive deliberations, the meeting released a communique outlining its stance on the current situation. The communique indicated that the PDP state leadership is committed to following Governor Ademola Jackson Nurudeen Adeleke in whatever direction he chooses to take.

However, the meeting acknowledged that the Governor is still in the process of consulting regarding his next steps.

Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke is at the center of speculation regarding a potential defection to the All Progressives Congress (APC), sparking discussions within political circles and among constituents. These rumors have intensified following recent meetings involving key figures in the Osun PDP, where the Governor’s future political direction was a primary topic of conversation.

Sources close to the Governor suggest that he is currently weighing his options in light of the evolving political landscape in the state and across Nigeria. The whispers of a possible shift to the APC have stirred concerns among members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), who fear the implications of losing their leader to a rival party.

In response to these rumors, the Osun PDP leadership caucus convened an emergency meeting to discuss the situation. During this meeting, party leaders reaffirmed their support for Governor Adeleke, emphasizing his accomplishments and urging him to continue engaging with stakeholders to make informed decisions about his political future. The leaders expressed confidence in the Governor’s ability to navigate these challenging circumstances while maintaining the party’s unity.

Political analysts are closely monitoring the situation, as a defection could significantly alter the dynamics of Osun State’s political landscape. If the Governor chooses to align with the APC, it may prompt a shift in party loyalties among local politicians and could have implications for upcoming elections.

As the situation develops, the Governor’s office has remained tight-lipped, with officials indicating that discussions are ongoing and that no final decision has been made. Constituents and party members alike are eagerly awaiting clarity on Governor Adeleke’s intentions, which could shape the future of Osun State politics.

Among those in attendance were Governor Ademola Adeleke; Deputy Governor Prince Kola Adewusi; Deputy Senate Minority Leader Senator Lere Oyewumi; Hon Bamidele Sallam; Hon Clement Olohunwa; Hon Taofeek Abimbola Ajilesoro; High Chief (Mrs) Modupeole Adeleke; South West Vice Chairman of the PDP Engr Kamoruden Ajisafe; Osun State Chairman of the PDP Hon Sunday Bisi; House Speaker Rt Hon Adewale Egbedun; Deputy Speaker Rt Hon Ireyode Oyewusi; Secretary to the State Government Hon Teslim Igbalaye; Chief of Staff to the Governor Hon Kazeem Akinleye; former Governor Olagunsoye Oyinlola; Senator Oluwole Alabi; Alhaji Tajudeen Oladipo; Alhaji Fatai Akinbade; Rt Hon Lasun Yusuf; Alhaji Gani Olaoluwa; Rev Bunmi Jenyo; State Chairman of ALGON Hon Sarafadeen Awotunde; Special Adviser Politics to the State Governor Hon Muniru Raji; SUBEB Chairman Hon Ibukun Fadipe; and State Secretary of the party Hon Bola Ajao.

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