Oyo APC has submitted its National Assembly Reconciliation Committee report to the state executive, beginning a new phase of unity and mobilisation ahead of 2027.
The Oyo State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has taken another step towards strengthening internal unity ahead of the 2027 general elections following the submission of the report of its National Assembly Reconciliation Committee to the state executive.
The reconciliation committee, which was constituted to address grievances, engage aggrieved party members and foster unity across the state, formally presented its report to the Oyo APC State Executive Committee on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
The development was contained in a statement issued by the Oyo APC Peace Advocates Publicity Secretary, Elder David Oluokun.
The committee was chaired by Chief Akin Oke, while Prince Niran Adeyoju (SDM) served as Co-Chairman. Other members included Senator Olufemi Lanlehin, Chief Akin Onigbinde, SAN, Hon. Ashimiyu Alarape, Comrade Bolomope, Otunba Banji A. Banji, Prof. Abedeen Olaiya and Alhaji Yinka Folarin, alongside other party leaders and stakeholders.
According to the statement, the committee was mandated to reach out to aggrieved members across Oyo State’s 33 local government areas, federal constituencies and senatorial districts as part of efforts to resolve internal disagreements and reposition the party ahead of the 2027 elections.
Report presented at Oke Ado APC Secretariat
The report was formally presented at the APC State Secretariat in Oke Ado, Ibadan, where it was received by the State Party Chairman, Otunba Moses Adeyemo Alake, alongside members of the State Executive Committee.
Speaking during the presentation, Prince Niran Adeyoju said the committee had undertaken extensive consultations with party leaders and members in different parts of the state.
He explained that the recommendations contained in the report were designed to address outstanding grievances, promote reconciliation and create a stronger foundation for the party’s activities ahead of the 2027 general elections.
According to Adeyoju, the report reflects the views gathered from APC stakeholders across the state and provides a roadmap for rebuilding trust and strengthening cooperation among members.
He expressed optimism that the implementation of the recommendations would help the Oyo APC emerge stronger and more united.
Oyo APC Chairman promises implementation
Receiving the report, Oyo APC State Chairman, Otunba Moses Adeyemo Alake, commended members of the reconciliation committee for what he described as their commitment to the assignment.
The party chairman assured the committee and other stakeholders that the recommendations would be carefully studied and implemented in the overall interest of the APC.
Alake stressed the importance of reconciliation to the party’s electoral prospects, noting that unity would remain critical to the APC’s preparations for the 2027 elections.
He further assured party members that the leadership would work towards ensuring that no member or tendency was left behind in the process of rebuilding the party.
Reconciliation enters implementation stage
The submission of the report is expected to usher the Oyo APC into a new phase of its reconciliation process, with attention now shifting from consultations to implementation.
The party is expected to commence further harmonisation meetings, stakeholder engagements and grassroots mobilisation across the state’s political zones.
The reconciliation process is also expected to bring together various tendencies within the Oyo APC under a more coordinated structure as the party intensifies preparations for the 2027 general elections.
With the report now before the state executive, party stakeholders are expected to focus on implementing recommendations capable of addressing internal differences, strengthening cooperation and improving the party’s grassroots structure.
The latest development comes as political parties in Oyo State continue to position themselves ahead of the 2027 elections, with internal unity, grassroots mobilisation and stakeholder engagement expected to play significant roles in the coming political contest.
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