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Governor Adeleke and his elder brother Dr. Deji Adeleke (@Davido’s father) arrives Dangote refinery for the official opening of the refinery
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PRESS RELEASE
Prof. Chinwe Obauku Represents Governor Adeleke at First National Volunteer Conference, Emphasises Collective Responsibility for National Development
Osogbo, Osun State | Friday, 23 October 2026
The Director-General and Special Envoy to the Governor of Osun State on Climate Change and Renewable Energy, Prof. Chinwe Obauku, has represented the Executive Governor of Osun State, His Excellency, Senator Ademola Jackson Nurudeen Adeleke, at the First National Volunteer Conference of Nigeria, held at the International Event Centre (The Dome), Igbatoro Road, Akure, Ondo State.
The conference, organised by the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) and Ondo State Government, was themed “Every Contribution Matters” and focused on the importance of volunteerism in promoting national development, social inclusion, peacebuilding and community advancement.
Delivering the Governor’s address on his behalf, Prof. Obauku emphasised that meaningful societal transformation does not depend solely on government policies or substantial financial resources, but also on the willingness of individuals to contribute their time, knowledge, skills and resources towards improving the lives of others.
The address commended the United Nations Volunteers for its commitment to promoting volunteerism as an instrument for development, peace and social inclusion. It also acknowledged the Government and people of Ondo State for hosting the conference and bringing together stakeholders committed to making a positive difference in society.
Highlighting the role of volunteerism in national development, the Governor noted that while government has the responsibility to provide essential services, including infrastructure, education, healthcare and security, building a better society becomes more achievable when citizens, community organisations, businesses and development partners complement these efforts.
The address further underscored the importance of volunteerism in youth development, noting that opportunities for young people to participate in community service, mentorship, leadership programmes and development initiatives can equip them with practical skills, strengthen teamwork and prepare them for future employment and leadership responsibilities.
It also drew attention to the value of everyday acts of service, including supporting vulnerable families, teaching children, participating in environmental sanitation, assisting during emergencies and mentoring young people. Though such contributions may not always attract public recognition, they remain essential to building stronger and more resilient communities.
Reaffirming the Osun State Government’s commitment to community participation, youth empowerment and sustainable development, the address highlighted the administration’s focus on improving the welfare of the people and promoting inclusive growth.
The conference’s theme, “Every Contribution Matters,” serves as a reminder that every citizen has a role to play in building a better society. From individual acts of kindness to organised community initiatives, collective action remains a valuable pathway to addressing social and environmental challenges and advancing sustainable development.
Prof. Obauku’s representation of the Governor at the conference reflects Osun State’s participation in national conversations on volunteerism, civic engagement and inclusive development, while reinforcing the importance of partnerships between government and citizens in achieving shared development goals.
The central message remains clear: sustainable development is a shared responsibility, and every meaningful contribution counts.
Office of the Director-General and Special Envoy to the Governor of Osun State on Climate Change and Renewable Energy.
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The Benson Adeyemi Foundation (@thebafoundation ) was honoured to partner with Christ Apostolic Church (CAC), Egbatedo, to commemorate the church’s 30th anniversary through a medical outreach focused on health education, awareness, and the provision of essential healthcare services to members of the community.
It was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate this milestone by giving back, promoting healthier living, and bringing healthcare closer to the people.
We sincerely appreciate CAC Egbatedo for creating this platform to serve and for allowing us to be part of such a special occasion. Our gratitude also goes to our healthcare professionals, volunteers, and everyone who contributed to making the outreach a success.
Here’s to many more years of faith, service, and meaningful impact in the community.
It's rainbow coalition in osun state, PDPACCORDAPC! Politics is all about real followers and the only person that can pull that right now is Governor Ademola Adeleke.
- Sen. Ajibola Bashiru
APC national secretary
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Osun Government Sponsors 18 Coaches for Professional Training at NIS
The Osun State Government has sponsored 18 coaches to undertake professional coaching courses at the National Institute for Sports (NIS), Lagos, in a strategic move to strengthen coaching capacity and advance sports development across the state.
The beneficiaries, selected from the three senatorial districts of Osun State, comprise male and female coaches drawn from various sporting disciplines, including football, weightlifting, para weightlifting, athletics, boxing and other sports. The initiative also provides an opportunity for former athletes, including former para-sport athletes, to acquire professional coaching knowledge and transition into coaching careers.
The programme is fully sponsored by the Osun State Government through the Office of the Deputy Governor, Prince Kola Adewusi who doubles as the commissioner for sports in the state.
Speaking during a send-off ceremony on Wednesday, October 21, as the coaches prepared to depart Osogbo for Lagos in a Sports Council bus, the General Manager of the Osun State Sports Council, Mr. Ademola Daini, charged the beneficiaries to be worthy ambassadors of Osun State throughout their training.
He urged them to demonstrate discipline, dedication and professionalism while making the most of the learning opportunity, stressing that the knowledge and skills acquired should ultimately contribute to improving coaching standards and sporting performance in the state.
Daini expressed appreciation to the Osun State Government under the leadership of Governor Ademola Nurudeen Jackson Adeleke for sponsoring the programme. He also commended Deputy Governor Prince Kola Adewusi for championing the initiative and giving the necessary approval for its implementation.
The General Manager further acknowledged the Chairman of the Osun State House of Assembly Committee on Sports, Engr. Abiola Jeremiah Awoyeye, for his consistent support for sports development initiatives.
According to Daini, the sponsorship forms part of Governor Adeleke's sports reform agenda, particularly the drive to build a stronger technical workforce capable of identifying, nurturing and preparing athletes for competitive engagements at various levels.
He noted that investing in coaches across different sporting disciplines and all three senatorial districts would strengthen the state's sports development structure, improve technical knowledge and create a more sustainable pathway for grassroots talent development.
Also present at the send-off ceremony was the Director of Technical of the Osun State Sports Council, Mrs. Adejoke Osho, who joined other officials in wishing the beneficiaries success in their training.
Responding on behalf of the coaches, Abdullahi Adegoke, a former Taekwondo athlete of the Osun State Sports Council and one of the beneficiaries, expressed gratitude to the state government for providing the opportunity to advance their professional knowledge and coaching capabilities.
Adegoke also appreciated the leadership of the Sports Council for facilitating the initiative, assuring that all the beneficiaries would uphold the image of Osun State and return with valuable knowledge to support the development of their respective sports.
Governor Ademola Adeleke received Hajiya Nana Kashim Shettima, wife of the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, who visited Osogbo to represent the First Lady of Nigeria, Her Excellency Senator Oluremi Tinubu, at the flag-off of a food distribution initiative.
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Osogbo Stadium Remodelling Over 40% Complete, Pitch to Meet FIFA Standards – Contractor
The contractor handling the remodeling of the Osogbo City Stadium, Maxwell International Ventures Limited has disclosed that the facility is 40 per cent complete.
This was just as the company stressed that the playing pitch was being developed to meet the standards of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA).
Speaking during a facility tour with the members of sports Writers Association of Nigeria, Osun State Chapter, the Project Manager, Architect Jacob Oyekale, said the project had recorded significant progress despite funding constraints and interruptions that affected the original completion schedule.
According to him, inadequate funding and the suspension of construction activities during the pre-election period prevented the contractor from meeting the initial deadline.
“We are well over 40 per cent complete. I cannot give a specific date at the moment, but I believe the project should be completed within the next few months, certainly in less than a year,” he said.
Oyekale disclosed that the stadium’s main bowl was being expanded from a seating capacity of 5,000 to 15,000 spectators, with covered stands designed to provide a more comfortable viewing experience.
He said the initial plan to use natural grass for the main playing field had been changed to artificial turf following consultations, adding that the imported turf was already available for installation.
He noted that the stadium will also feature Olympic-certified running tracks to complement the playing field.
Oyekale explained that the need to protect the main playing surface from excessive use informed the decision to construct two additional training pitches behind the stadium.
“One will be a natural-grass training pitch with a track, possibly a four-lane track, while the other will have artificial turf. We will also have a certified hockey field,” he said.
He added that plans were underway to develop an indoor sports hub capable of accommodating multiple sporting activities, alongside handball, volleyball and basketball courts, subject to the final arrangement of the facilities.
He continued that the project included a hostel with a capacity of more than 100 beds, adding that the hostel’s accommodation arrangement would determine the number of occupants, as some rooms could accommodate two people while others could take four.
On further improvements to the grandstand, the project manager said a new design was being considered to remove intermediate columns that currently obstruct spectators’ views of the playing field.
He explained that the existing structure would be retained for the planned inauguration, while the proposed modifications would be implemented afterwards.
The new design, he added, would include VIP booths for spectators seeking private and more comfortable viewing spaces.
Each booth is expected to accommodate eight people and have its own convenience facilities, offering an additional premium experience for spectators.
Oyekale said the long-term ambition was to transform Osun State into one of Nigeria’s leading sports destinations by providing facilities capable of hosting national and international competitions.
He identified hosting the National Sports Festival as one of the immediate ambitions, noting that the state could subsequently position itself to bid for international sporting events.
He said the remodelling of the Osogbo facility was expected to support the development of sports professionals, including athletes and coaches, while creating economic opportunities for residents.
According to him, major sporting events could attract large numbers of visitors to Osogbo, creating business opportunities for hotels, food vendors, tourism operators and other service providers.
We are rudderless before Adeleke accept to lead us
- Chief Adebisi Akande.
APC national leader
I am the most senior APC leader In Southern Nigeria and if you're absent in this osun state presidential campaign committee inauguration then you're not a politician. Governor Ademola Adeleke is our coordinator and leading us to deliver 2 million votes for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
- Sen Ajibola Basiru
APC national secretary
Osun politics 😂🖕😂
WHEN THE MASK FALLS: THE PATTERN OF BETRAYAL IN OSUN APC
By Ismail Omipidan
When he is looking for something, he comes across like an Omoluabi. But the moment he gets it, you see his true colours. Several times, many have described him in unprintable terms. I defended him and argued that he was misunderstood. In fact, at some point, I practically begged journalists in Osun to show him mercy. I reached out to most of them individually. Still, the majority insisted that I did not know the man I was interceding for. But I was never discouraged. I marched on until some of the journalists who hated him with passion began to show some love.
Again, when then-Governor Adegboyega Oyetola lost the vote count in 2022, he told me some party members believed that this same fellow deliberately mismanaged the entire process so he could emerge as the most senior political office holder in Osun, ahead of 2023. As his media aide then, I dismissed that conspiracy theory and told His Excellency I did not believe it. Unfortunately, when it was time to choose a minister from Osun, this same fellow, through a proxy, began collecting signatures to position himself as the preferred choice of Osun for the ministerial slot. When the bubble burst, he disowned the coordinator who was collecting the signatures. He reached out to Oyetola and denied knowledge of the exercise. Again, when the matter came up for discussion, I told Oyetola that if one abuses the King behind his back and by the time he sees the King, prostrates to say he never did, then it is taken that truly he never did. We resolved that and moved on.
Then, Senator Iyiola Omisore was to give up the secretaryship of the APC. It was around 12 a.m. on that day. I had just left His Excellency's residence when I received a call from my twin brother, Comrade Kehinde Ayantunji, asking if I had discussed the idea of retaining the position in Osun with His Excellency, Oyetola. I said no. He pleaded with me to please go back to him and sort out the matter. Until recently, I didn't know he was the one who called the beneficiary that same night, because as I was discussing the matter with His Excellency, the beneficiary came in and I decided to excuse both of them. But before then, after broaching the idea, His Excellency asked who I had in mind. I told him if religious considerations were not introduced into the mix, the beneficiary should be our number one choice. But if religion was a consideration, then we should settle for Senator Jide Omoworare. So, once he left, I returned to His Excellency and he told me, "Do you know the matter we were talking about was what the beneficiary came to talk about? He said if it will not amount to self-seeking, he is interested." The rest, as they say, is history.
With the same person declaring himself as the most senior APC leader in Southern Nigeria today, I am persuaded to want to believe some of the things they said about him in the past. From Muiz Banire, to Aregbesola, and to Oyetola, the pattern appears the same. Our Governor and President must therefore watch it. One of them may be the next victim.
I am the most senior APC leader In Southern Nigeria and if you're absent in this osun state presidential campaign committee inauguration then you're not a politician. Governor Ademola Adeleke is our coordinator and leading us to deliver 2 million votes for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
- Sen Ajibola Basiru
APC national secretary
You're going against your leader
PRESS STATEMENT. (22ND OCTOBER, 2026).
We Weren't Briefed About PCC Inauguration For Tinubu In Osun
- State APC
The Osun State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has stated that it was not briefed about today's inauguration of the state Presidential Campaign Committee for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on the forthcoming 16th January, 2027 election to be co-ordinated by the state Governor Ademola Adeleke.
In as much as we consider the re-election of the national leader of our party, President Tinubu, as a collective task which we have been working vigorously and assiduously to achieve through various means, it is our view and conviction that such an exercise should be properly scheduled.
We are talking about the re-election of the President of the nation under the largest democratic party in the Sub-Sahara Africa and not the election of a council chairman or that of a councillor which is the reason such exercise should be approached with the highest official protocol required to ease the accomplishment of the exercise.
We are reiterating the fact that we did not have the knowledge of any inauguration beyond the social media listing of some names yesterday afternoon by the spokesman of Governor Adeleke, Malam Olawale Rasheed, to the chagrin of the leaders, members and supporters of our party.
Aside the fact that not all social media news should be taken as genuine, less than 12 hours notice is such short that many people who would have been around are already shut out.
It is our belief that listing of the names of the members of the state Presidential Campaign Committee less than 24 hours before the event proper without any prior meeting with the leadership of the party in the state was a ploy to set the state chapter of the party against the President which can neither fly nor sit as we consider the project as our baby which shouldn't be handled with levity.
In our view, the current arrangement of the said state Presidential Campaign Committee was designed to stoke and promote an avoidable misunderstanding between our party and the appointed state co-ordinator of the campaign in the state which we shall try as much as possible to avoid.
We are reiterating the fact that we are not opposed to conceding anything for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the forthcoming presidential election but our concern is that things should be done in a proper way to achieve desired results.
We also agree that the appointment of Governor Adeleke as the state co-ordinator of President Tinubu re-election campaign committee would boost the chances of our presidential candidate through the joint efforts and contributions of the political parties coming together.
e-SIGNED:
Sooko TAJUDEEN LAWAL, Osun State APC Chairman.
Oyetola, Wole Oke, Fada, Remi Omowaye, Adeshina, Dipo, Pako and others paying homage to their political leader currently at the presidential campaign inauguration hosted by Governor Ademola Adeleke.
😁😁😁😁
The leadership of the City Boy Movement led by Seyi Tinubu today hosted the Speaker of Osun State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Adewale Egbedun and other Members of the State Assembly lawmakers at the headquarter of the Movement in Abuja. The visit was at the instance of the leader of the movement to synergize ahead of the 2027 General Elections.
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Honoured to receive the Humanitarian Service Award from the Rotary Club of Osogbo, the first Rotary club in Osun State.
Moments like this are a reminder that meaningful service is about using the opportunities we have to improve lives, support our communities, and contribute to lasting growth and development.
My sincere appreciation to the Rotary Club of Osogbo for this recognition and to everyone who continues to make service to humanity a priority. There is still so much more to do, and we look forward to doing more.
FBA
IMOLE!
The stone that the builders (APC Oyetola) rejected has become the chief cornerstone!
Inauguration of Tinubu Presidential Campaign Council Holds Thursday
The Inauguration of the Osun state chapter of the Tinubu Presidential Campaign Council is scheduled to hold tomorrow Thursday 22nd October, 2026 at the Oasis Event center, Osogbo.
In a statement issued today by the Osun State Coordinator, His Excellency, Governor Ademola Adeleke, the state body is billed to comprise a bipartisan list of political leaders and office holders.
The event scheduled to hold by 12pm is expected to have the following members from All Progressive Congress, the Accord and the Peoples Democratic party (PDP) in attendance:
OSUN STATE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL STRUCTURE
APC
1. Chief Bisi Akande
2. Sen. Iyiola Omisore
3. Sen. Ajibola Basiru
4. Sen. Jide Omoworare
5. Sen. Sola Adeyeye
6. Hon. Yinka Ajayi
7. Otunba Titilayo Ponnle
8. Alh. Bola Oyebamiji
9. Engr. Akintunde Adegboye
10. Engr. Mumini Olabanji
11. Alh. Gboyega Oyetola
12. Rt. Hon. Foluke Etteh
APC STATE EXCOs
1. Hon. Taju Lawal
2. Hon. Kamoru Alao
3. Hon. Femi Kujembola
4. Others
APC NASS CANDDATES
1. Sen. Adenigba Fadahunsi
2. Bar. Kunle Adegoke
3. Mr. Ogunbiyi Akinade
4. Hon. Wole Oke
5. Hon. Sanya Omirin
6. Hon. Bimbo Ajilesoro
7. Hon. Taiwo Oluga
8. Engr. Adedapo Ademola
9. Asalu Ayodele David
10. Dr. Adebisi Obawale
11. Ibrahim Taofeeq Kayode
12. Eniade Francis Oluwadamilare
APC HOA CANDIDATES
1. Aderemi Saheed
2. Jimoh Mulikat Abiola
3. Ajiboye Ademola
4. Awoyinka Ayoade
5. Ganiyu Naheem Adekunle
6. Ibitoye Adeniran Felix
7. Sanusi Samuel Oluwasesan
8. Olaiya Ayodeji
9. Komolafe Festus
10. Adejobi Adeyinka
11. Adegoke Adeboye
12. Awotidoye Rufus
13. Oyewumi Adisa
14. Owoeye Timothy
15. Ojo Abayomi
16. Folahan Samuel
17. Akinmoladun Andrew
18. Olodo Adebayo
19. Adeniji Olumide
20. Tijani Mansur
21. Raji Sijuade
22. Ajao Adekola
23. Falade Taofeek
24. Abolusodun Yemi
25. Adegbile Adirulahi
26. Ojekale Sikiru
FORMER NASS MEMBERS
1. Sen. Sunday Fajinmi
2. Sen. Iyiola Omisore
3. Sen. Babajide Omoworare
4. Sen. Mudashir Husain
5. Sen. Sola Adeyeye
6. Sen. Ajibola Basiru
7. Rt. Hon. Olubunmi Etteh
8. Hon. Rufus Oluwatayo
9. Hon. George Jolaoye
10. Hon. Kehinde Idowu
11. Hon. Bade Falade
12. Hon. Ajibola Famurewa
13. Hon. Nath Agunbiade
14. Hon. Rotimi Makinde
15. Hon. Ayo Omidiran
16. Hon. Gafar Amere
17. Rt. Hon. Mojeed Alabi
18. Hon. Yinka Ajayi
19. Hon. Femi Fakeye
20. Hon. Lawrence Ayeni
21. Hon. Yinusa Amobi
22. Hon. Bukola Oyewo
23. Hon. Rufus Oyegbile
24. Hon. Kunle Jaiyeola
FORMER HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY MEMBERS
1. Rt. Hon. Wale Afolabi
2. Rt. Hon. Adejare Bello
3. Rt. Hon. Taiwo Sunmonu
4. Hon. Rafiu Fatoki
5. Hon. Omolaoye Akintola
6. Hon. Ogundipe
7. Hon. Afolabi Omidiora
8. Hon. Abiodun Awolola
9. Hon. Wasiu Adebayo
10. Hon. Adebowale Akanbi
11. Hon. Adedibu Adeyemo
12. Hon. Joshua Ademola
13. Hon. Adegboyega Ojo
14. Hon. Adekoyejo Muraina
15. Hon. Adelakun Adeoye
16. Hon. Akinola Olasunkanmi
17. Hon. Omoloye
18. Hon. Israel Aloba
19. Hon. Funmilayo Olasehinde
20. Hon. Goke Awotunde
21. Hon. Desmond Ojo
22. Hon. Binuyo Ipoola
23. Hon. Ajibola Akinloye
24. Hon. Dodo Huzamot
25. Hon. Folarin Fafowora
26. Hon. Azeez Popoola
27. Hon. Bosun Oyintiloye
28. Hon. Yemi Taiwo
29. Hon. Idowu Abiodun
30. Hon. Samson Fafiyebi
31. Hon. Adebisi Yinusa
32. Hon. Ibrahim Dauda
33. Hon. Isa Ojewale
34. Hon. Kamil Oyedele
35. Hon. Kunle Akande
36. Hon. Lateef Jayeola
37. Hon. Leke Ogunsola
38. Hon. Olanrewaju Maruf
39. Hon. Olusegun Adeyeni
40. Hon. Rasaq Adeyemi
41. Hon. Taofeek Badamosi
42. Hon. Tunde Ibirogba
43. Hon. Tunde Olatunji
44. Hon. Wale Adedoyin
45. Hon. Osuolale Bello
46. Hon. Olateju Babatunde
47. Hon. Olawuwo Hasan
48. Hon. Amidu Tadese
49. Hon. Mofa
50. Hon. Salau
51. Hon. Ayofe
LGA CHAIRPERSON
1. Hon Folusho Adekoya Atakunmosa East
2. Hon Dare Ajumobi Raphael Atakunmosa West
3. Hon Toyosi Ayobami Oluwole Ayedaade
4. Hon Engr Adigun Adejare Ayedire
5. Hon Bayo Oyekanmi Boluwaduro
6. Hon Odebunmi SikiruBoripe
Inauguration of Tinubu Presidential Campaign Council Holds Thursday
The Inauguration of the Osun state chapter of the Tinubu Presidential Campaign Council is scheduled to hold tomorrow Thursday 22nd October, 2026 at the Oasis Event center, Osogbo.
In a statement issued today by the Osun State Coordinator, His Excellency, Governor Ademola Adeleke, the state body is billed to comprise a bipartisan list of political leaders and office holders.
The event scheduled to hold by 12pm is expected to have the following members from All Progressive Congress, the Accord and the Peoples Democratic party (PDP) in attendance:
OSUN STATE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL STRUCTURE
APC
1. Chief Bisi Akande
2. Sen. Iyiola Omisore
3. Sen. Ajibola Basiru
4. Sen. Jide Omoworare
5. Sen. Sola Adeyeye
6. Hon. Yinka Ajayi
7. Otunba Titilayo Ponnle
8. Alh. Bola Oyebamiji
9. Engr. Akintunde Adegboye
10. Engr. Mumini Olabanji
11. Alh. Gboyega Oyetola
12. Rt. Hon. Foluke Etteh
APC STATE EXCOs
1. Hon. Taju Lawal
2. Hon. Kamoru Alao
3. Hon. Femi Kujembola
4. Others
APC NASS CANDDATES
1. Sen. Adenigba Fadahunsi
2. Bar. Kunle Adegoke
3. Mr. Ogunbiyi Akinade
4. Hon. Wole Oke
5. Hon. Sanya Omirin
6. Hon. Bimbo Ajilesoro
7. Hon. Taiwo Oluga
8. Engr. Adedapo Ademola
9. Asalu Ayodele David
10. Dr. Adebisi Obawale
11. Ibrahim Taofeeq Kayode
12. Eniade Francis Oluwadamilare
APC HOA CANDIDATES
1. Aderemi Saheed
2. Jimoh Mulikat Abiola
3. Ajiboye Ademola
4. Awoyinka Ayoade
5. Ganiyu Naheem Adekunle
6. Ibitoye Adeniran Felix
7. Sanusi Samuel Oluwasesan
8. Olaiya Ayodeji
9. Komolafe Festus
10. Adejobi Adeyinka
11. Adegoke Adeboye
12. Awotidoye Rufus
13. Oyewumi Adisa
14. Owoeye Timothy
15. Ojo Abayomi
16. Folahan Samuel
17. Akinmoladun Andrew
18. Olodo Adebayo
19. Adeniji Olumide
20. Tijani Mansur
21. Raji Sijuade
22. Ajao Adekola
23. Falade Taofeek
24. Abolusodun Yemi
25. Adegbile Adirulahi
26. Ojekale Sikiru
FORMER NASS MEMBERS
1. Sen. Sunday Fajinmi
2. Sen. Iyiola Omisore
3. Sen. Babajide Omoworare
4. Sen. Mudashir Husain
5. Sen. Sola Adeyeye
6. Sen. Ajibola Basiru
7. Rt. Hon. Olubunmi Etteh
8. Hon. Rufus Oluwatayo
9. Hon. George Jolaoye
10. Hon. Kehinde Idowu
11. Hon. Bade Falade
12. Hon. Ajibola Famurewa
13. Hon. Nath Agunbiade
14. Hon. Rotimi Makinde
15. Hon. Ayo Omidiran
16. Hon. Gafar Amere
17. Rt. Hon. Mojeed Alabi
18. Hon. Yinka Ajayi
19. Hon. Femi Fakeye
20. Hon. Lawrence Ayeni
21. Hon. Yinusa Amobi
22. Hon. Bukola Oyewo
23. Hon. Rufus Oyegbile
24. Hon. Kunle Jaiyeola
FORMER HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY MEMBERS
1. Rt. Hon. Wale Afolabi
2. Rt. Hon. Adejare Bello
3. Rt. Hon. Taiwo Sunmonu
4. Hon. Rafiu Fatoki
5. Hon. Omolaoye Akintola
6. Hon. Ogundipe
7. Hon. Afolabi Omidiora
8. Hon. Abiodun Awolola
9. Hon. Wasiu Adebayo
10. Hon. Adebowale Akanbi
11. Hon. Adedibu Adeyemo
12. Hon. Joshua Ademola
13. Hon. Adegboyega Ojo
14. Hon. Adekoyejo Muraina
15. Hon. Adelakun Adeoye
16. Hon. Akinola Olasunkanmi
17. Hon. Omoloye
18. Hon. Israel Aloba
19. Hon. Funmilayo Olasehinde
20. Hon. Goke Awotunde
21. Hon. Desmond Ojo
22. Hon. Binuyo Ipoola
23. Hon. Ajibola Akinloye
24. Hon. Dodo Huzamot
25. Hon. Folarin Fafowora
26. Hon. Azeez Popoola
27. Hon. Bosun Oyintiloye
28. Hon. Yemi Taiwo
29. Hon. Idowu Abiodun
30. Hon. Samson Fafiyebi
31. Hon. Adebisi Yinusa
32. Hon. Ibrahim Dauda
33. Hon. Isa Ojewale
34. Hon. Kamil Oyedele
35. Hon. Kunle Akande
36. Hon. Lateef Jayeola
37. Hon. Leke Ogunsola
38. Hon. Olanrewaju Maruf
39. Hon. Olusegun Adeyeni
40. Hon. Rasaq Adeyemi
41. Hon. Taofeek Badamosi
42. Hon. Tunde Ibirogba
43. Hon. Tunde Olatunji
44. Hon. Wale Adedoyin
45. Hon. Osuolale Bello
46. Hon. Olateju Babatunde
47. Hon. Olawuwo Hasan
48. Hon. Amidu Tadese
49. Hon. Mofa
50. Hon. Salau
51. Hon. Ayofe
LGA CHAIRPERSON
1. Hon Folusho Adekoya Atakunmosa East
2. Hon Dare Ajumobi Raphael Atakunmosa West
3. Hon Toyosi Ayobami Oluwole Ayedaade
4. Hon Engr Adigun Adejare Ayedire
5. Hon Bayo Oyekanmi Boluwaduro
6. Hon Odebunmi SikiruBoripe
3. Sen. Babajide Omoworare
4. Sen. Mudashir Husain
5. Sen. Sola Adeyeye
6. Sen. Ajibola Basiru
7. Rt. Hon. Olubunmi Etteh
8. Hon. Rufus Oluwatayo
9. Hon. George Jolaoye
10. Hon. Kehinde Idowu
11. Hon. Bade Falade
12. Hon. Ajibola Famurewa
13. Hon. Nath Agunbiade
14. Hon. Rotimi Makinde
15. Hon. Ayo Omidiran
16. Hon. Gafar Amere
17. Rt. Hon. Mojeed Alabi
18. Hon. Yinka Ajayi
19. Hon. Femi Fakeye
20. Hon. Lawrence Ayeni
21. Hon. Yinusa Amobi
22. Hon. Bukola Oyewo
23. Hon. Rufus Oyegbile
24. Hon. Kunle Jaiyeola
FORMER HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY MEMBERS
1. Rt. Hon. Wale Afolabi
2. Rt. Hon. Adejare Bello
3. Rt. Hon. Taiwo Sunmonu
4. Hon. Rafiu Fatoki
5. Hon. Omolaoye Akintola
6. Hon. Ogundipe
7. Hon. Afolabi Omidiora
8. Hon. Abiodun Awolola
9. Hon. Wasiu Adebayo
10. Hon. Adebowale Akanbi
11. Hon. Adedibu Adeyemo
12. Hon. Joshua Ademola
13. Hon. Adegboyega Ojo
14. Hon. Adekoyejo Muraina
15. Hon. Adelakun Adeoye
16. Hon. Akinola Olasunkanmi
17. Hon. Omoloye
18. Hon. Israel Aloba
19. Hon. Funmilayo Olasehinde
20. Hon. Goke Awotunde
21. Hon. Desmond Ojo
22. Hon. Binuyo Ipoola
23. Hon. Ajibola Akinloye
24. Hon. Dodo Huzamot
25. Hon. Folarin Fafowora
26. Hon. Azeez Popoola
27. Hon. Bosun Oyintiloye
28. Hon. Yemi Taiwo
29. Hon. Idowu Abiodun
30. Hon. Samson Fafiyebi
31. Hon. Adebisi Yinusa
32. Hon. Ibrahim Dauda
33. Hon. Isa Ojewale
34. Hon. Kamil Oyedele
35. Hon. Kunle Akande
36. Hon. Lateef Jayeola
37. Hon. Leke Ogunsola
38. Hon. Olanrewaju Maruf
39. Hon. Olusegun Adeyeni
40. Hon. Rasaq Adeyemi
41. Hon. Taofeek Badamosi
42. Hon. Tunde Ibirogba
43. Hon. Tunde Olatunji
44. Hon. Wale Adedoyin
45. Hon. Osuolale Bello
46. Hon. Olateju Babatunde
47. Hon. Olawuwo Hasan
48. Hon. Amidu Tadese
49. Hon. Mofa
50. Hon. Salau
51. Hon. Ayofe
LGA CHAIRPERSON
1. Hon Folusho Adekoya Atakunmosa East
2. Hon Dare Ajumobi Raphael Atakunmosa West
3. Hon Toyosi Ayobami Oluwole Ayedaade
4. Hon Engr Adigun Adejare Ayedire
5. Hon Bayo Oyekanmi Boluwaduro
6. Hon Odebunmi SikiruBoripe
7. Hon Adeyemi Elliott SesanEde North
8. Hon Kolawole SalamiEde South
9. Hon Akinwale Hissa OlaniyiEgbedore
10. Hon Adegbayo Gbolahan MuyiwaEjigbo
11. Hon Olayera Jacob Elugbaju Ife Central
12. Hon Akinwole AkinwaleIfe East
13. Hon Ayoola Ebenezer AdeyebaIfe North
14. Hon Adegbite MufutauIfe South
15. Hon Abiodun SamuelIfedayo
16. Hon Hassan Kamol OkanlawonIfelodun
17. Hon Adeyemi AdebaraIla
18. Hon Olanrewaju BalogunIlesha East
19. Hon Olabode OluwasegunIlesha West
20. Hon Barr Adegoke OgunsolaIrepodun
21. Hon Okunola Jumoke EstherIrewole
22. Hon Odetunde Olagoke Michael Isokan
23. Hon Isola Kamoli OyeniyiIwo
24. Engr Ogundipe Moruf Obokun
25. Hon Adepoju Johnson OladeleOdo-Otin
26. Hon Olaleye Babatunde Ayofe Olaoluwa LG
27. Hon Mojeed Kule DaisiOlorunda
28. Hon Obeisun Ezekiel OlubunmiOriade
29. Hon Abolade Nureni AdekunleOrolu
30. Hon Onibonokuta SaheedOsogbo
31. Hon Lawal MojeedArea Council
ACCORD/PDP
1. Prof Wale Oladipo
2. Prince Kola Adewusi
3. Erelu Olusola Obada
4. Dr Olu Alabi
5. Alh Kazeem Akinleye
6. Alhaja Atinuke Oyawoye
7. Barr. Kamoru Ajisafe
8. Hon. Gbenga Onigbogi
9. Barr. Kolapo Alimi
10 .Rev. Bunmi Jenyo
1. Dr.B.T Salam
2. Alhaji Teslim Igbalaye
3. Aremo Kunle Alao
14. Barr. Dosu Babatunde
1. Apesin Lanre Kolade
2. Alhaji Rasaq Oyelami
3. DR Wale Boluwaduro
4. Mr Jamiu Olawumi
5. Hon Yemi Lawal
6. Alhaji Muniru Ranji
7. Alhaji Moshood Adeoti
22. Hon. Rasheed Aderibogbe
23. Hon. Dipo Eluwole
24. Hon Ayo Awolowo
25. Hon. Jola Akintola
26. Barr. Jimi Bada
27. Hon Soji Ajaigbe
28. Hon. Morufu Ayofe
29. Prof. Ademola Adeleke
30. Hon. Festus Adeyemi
31. Hon. Adenike Folasade Adeleke
32. Hon. Tola Faseru
33. Hon. Mayowa Adejoorin
1. Mr. Abiodun Ojo Bankole
2. Hon. Bayo Ogungbangbe
3. Mr Ephraim Sesan Olarewaju
4. Hon. Moshood Olagunju
5. Mr. Sola Ogungbile
6. Mr. Biyi Odunlade
7. Dr.K.K Akinroye
8. Dr. Adekunle Akindele
9. Hon Sarafa Akinyele
10. Hon Ebenezer Adeniyi
11. Prince Diran Odeyemi
12. Alh Tejuade Adisa
13. Mr. Mayowa Olodo
14. Mr Sunday Akanfe
15. Chief Kolade Adeleke
16. Hon Amusat Solanke
17. Mr Tope Mustapha
18. Uncle Funsho Isoka
19. Hon. Tunji Adeleke jnr
20. Hon. Yomi Adegoke Yomex
21. Hajia Hawa Ahmed
22. Alhaja Fausat Sarumi
23. Princess Boade
24. Mrs Yemi Ayodele
25. Alhaja Halid Sekinat Temilade
26. Odelade Sarafa Olarewaju
27. Hon Akin Ajetunmobi
61.. Barr Nurudeen Kareem
1. Mrs Emiola Omotoso
63.. Malllam Olawale Rasheed
1. Mrs Moji Omisore
PARTY EXCOs
1. Hon. Sunday Bisi
2. Pastor Victor Akande
3. Prince Bola Ajao
4. Hon Nathaniel Ojetola
5. Prince Adegoke Adesoji
6. Mrs Wunmi Otunla
7. Mr Gbenga Idowu
8. Barr Ebenezer Bolarinwa
9. Hon Ayodeji Areola
10. Hon Toba Alalade
11. Hon Adesoye Oyetunde
12. Hon Taye Ambali
13. Hon Tunde Abesin
14. Hon Akin Famuyide
15. Mr Paul Olakunle
16. Mr Tunde Badmus
17. Alh Adeyela Adeleke
18. Alh Y.K Idowu
19. Alhaji Al-Morufu Ajibolu
20. Hon. Jimoh Bello
21. Mr. Arini Babatunde
22. Hon. Agbeja Akinyemi
23. Mr. Segun Oni Babatunde
24. Pa Olayiwola Falabi
25. Prince Lamuye
26. Mrs Serifatu
27. Alhaji Amidu Olagoke
28. Engr. Yisa Odewale
29. Princess Awogbade Adekemi
30. Hon Ademola Oyebode
31. Elder Stephen Fajobi
ACCORD NASS MEMBERS
1. Sen Lere Oyewumi
2. Hon Bamidele Salam
3. Hon Adewale Morufu Adewale
4. Hon Clement Akanni
5. Hon Soji Adetunji
6. Hon Lukman Mudashiru
7. Hon Lanre Ladebo
ACCORD NASS CANDIDATES
1. Alh Ganiyu Olaoluwa
2. Hon Ibukun Fadipe
3. Hon Pelumi Olajengbesi
4. Hon Ibrahim Popoola Alabama
5. Hon Oluwatosin Eluwole
ACCORD HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY MEMBERS/CANDIDATES
1. RT Hon Adewale Egbedun
2. RT. Hon. Akinyoode Oyewusi
3. Hon Adewumi Kofoworola
4 Hon. Wale Akerele
1. Hon. Oladimeji Emmanuel
2. Hon. Ibraheem Azeez
3. Hon. Abolarin Kasope
4. Hon. Areoye Sanmi
5. Hon. Ogundiran Folorunso
6. Hon. Adewumi Adeyemi
7. Hon. Adeyemi Tajudeen
8. Hon Ajibola Olaide
9. Hon Fatunmise Olumide
10. Hon Olatunbosun Oladiran
11. Hon Adeoti Lawrence
12. Hon Bajepade Akinloye S
13. Hon. Abiola Waheed
14. Hon. Rabiu Adesina Atanda
15. Hon Ajibola Michael Oluksnmi
16. Hon. Lawal Bamidele
17. Barr. Taofeek Olayiwola
18. Hon Rotimi Ogunrinade
19. Hon. Awoyeye Abiola
20. Hon. Asagade Olujinmi
21. Hon. Elisha Oderinwale
22. Alhaji Nurudeen Emiloju
23. QS Adesoye Idowu
FORMER NASS MEMBERS
1. Rt Lasun Yusuf
1. Hon Debo Ayinde
2. Dr. Muyiwa Oladimeji
3. Hon Ismaila Kolawole
4. Hon Gbenga Onigbogi
5. Hon Emiola Fakeye
6. Hon Fasogbon
FORMER HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY MEMBERS
1. Rt Hon. Niyi Owolade
2. Hon Sola Oni
3. Rt Hon Ropo Oyewole
4. Hon. George Alabi
5. Hon. Adio Sulainon
6. Hon Bamisayemi Oladoyin
7. Hon Adegoke Hassan
8. Hon. Joshua Ogunleye
9. Hon Diran Ayanbeku
10. Hon. Sunday Oroniyi
11. Hon Lekan Oyediran
12. Hon Dipo Eluwole
13. Hon Niran Akanfe Atidade
LG CHAIRPERSON
1. Mr Alade Oluwarotimi Ibironke- Atakunmosa East
2. Hon. Dada Ajibola- Atakunmosa West
3. Mrs Felicia Adrniran- Ayedaade
4. Hon. Ogunbiyi Solomon- Ayedire
5. Prince Abayomi Aina- Boluwaduro
6. Hon Wasiu Babalola- Boripe
7. Hon Amodu Taiwo- Ede North
8. Hon. Lukman Afolabi- Ede South
9. Hon Adesanya Okunade- Egbedore
10. Mrs Raimi Adenike Nafisat- Ejigbo
11. Barr Rotimi Adeyenuwo- Ife Central
12. Hon Kayode Atolagbe- Ifedayo
13. Prince Haruna Odunyemi - Ife East
14. Hon Abiodun Sarafa Awotunde - Ifelodun
15. Hon Michael Akande- Ife North
16. Hon Aroke Muyiwa Aderemi - Ife South
17. Hon. Nasiru Jayeola- Ila
18. Hon. Taiwo Ilesanmi - Ilesa East
19. Hon. Adebanjo Oladiti - Ilesa West
20. Hon. Ajibade Sikiru - Irepodun
21. Hon .Jooda Babajide- Irewole
22. Hon Lateef Azeez Adrniran- Isokan
23. Hon. Moshood Kabiru Adekunle- Iwo
24. Hon. Agboola Olajire- Obokun
25. Hon. Adewale Adeyinka- Odo Otin
26. Hon Sadiq Samuel- Olaoluwa
27. Hon. Femi Kolade- Olorunda
28. Hon. Taiwo Adeyekun- Oriade
29. Hon. Fatai Alade- Orolu
30. Hon. Akande Taiwo- Osogbo
31. Hon Wale Adebayo- Area Office
Signed:
Mallam Olawale Rasheed,
Spokesperson to the State Coordinator.
October 20th, 2026.