Why I Dumped PDP for Accord – Adeleke
Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has officially declared his membership in the Accord Party, stating it is the platform that best reflects his administration’s commitment to welfare-driven governance.
The announcement was made on Tuesday at the Government House Banquet Hall in Osogbo, where the governor also confirmed he would seek re-election in 2026 under the party’s banner.
The event was attended by national and state leaders of the Accord Party.
In a statement signed by his spokesperson, Olawale Rasheed, Adeleke explained that his decision followed extensive consultations with stakeholders and was motivated by the desire to consolidate his administration’s ongoing reforms.
“I joined the Accord Party more than a month ago, precisely on November 6, as a platform to seek re-election in 2026,” the governor said. “This was after weeks of consultation and deliberations with stakeholders and opinion leaders.”
He emphasized that his choice was driven by the need to sustain service delivery and governance achievements that have been recognized both locally and internationally.
“Why I Dumped PDP for Accord – Adeleke. “Since I joined the party more than a month ago, I have been fascinated by its philosophy.
The focus on people’s welfare should always be at the heart of public leadership.”
Declaring his new political allegiance, he said, “In accordance with the will of our stakeholders and to accord deep respect for the wishes of Osun people, I hereby accordingly declare for the Accord Party.”
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