The unity of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) is of utmost importance

"The unity of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) is of utmost importance," emphasized Osun State Attorney-General, Jimi-Bada.













In support of Osun State Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke's efforts to resolve conflicts within the Osun State PDP, Attorney-General Oluwole Jimi-Bada, along with key figures including his Special Adviser on Political Matters and Media, Mr. Arewa Oluwaseun, the S.A to the Governor Mr Zacheus Awosogbon, Senior Legal Adviser to the Attorney General, Barrister Debo Oladini, and other senior party members, engaged in discussions in Ile-Ife. They met with local government caretaker chairmen including area office chairman from Ife zone.


Jimi-Bada stressed the necessity of unity within the PDP in Ife federal constituency for the party's future growth and success in elections. He underscored the need to end internal divisions, with a focus on Ile-Ife, and the importance of supporting Governor Ademola Nurudeen Adeleke's five-point agenda.


He pointed out that the All Progressive Congress (APC) had left the state financially strained and emphasized the need to revitalize the PDP to develop Ifeland. Jimi-Bada called for a unified PDP in Ife federal constituency, emphasizing that factionalism should be eliminated.


He also highlighted the need for orderliness within the party, with an eye on the 2026 elections. Jimi-Bada urged PDP members to listen to the people and find ways to improve the lives of their communities through democratic dividends.




The Commissioner acknowledged the council chairmen's contributions and their role in unifying the party in their respective areas. He called on them to continue their excellent work for the benefit of the people and the party's unity.


Jimi-Bada expressed concern about the state of the councils, attributing it to the previous administration's negligence. He pledged the state government's commitment to transforming the third tier of government.


Local government chairmen, including Hon. Rotimi Adeyenuwo, Hon. Folohunso Ayobami, Hon. Olalekan Ijiwoye, Hon. Prince Aruna Odunyemi, and Hon. Adebayo, all pledged to work with the commissioner to achieve party unity, peace, and harmony. They viewed the party's internal disagreements as issues within a family that could be resolved amicably and commended the Attorney-General's initiative for promoting party peace.


Hon. Adeyenuwo, Hon. Fólórunshó, Hon. Ijiwoye, Hon. Odunyemi and Hon. Adebayo praised the commissioner's visit and urged other commissioners to follow suit in the interest of the party's unity.



Signed:


Comrade Anibijuwon I. Adeniyi.

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